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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the first thing that Joe suspects?
(a) That everything is a trap.
(b) That they will never make it off of Luna alive.
(c) All of these.
(d) That Hollis' men are out to get them.

2. Where does Joe sarcastically say Mr. Runciter is?
(a) In Hawaii.
(b) In the Cayman Islands.
(c) On Luna on vacation.
(d) On a beach in Tampa, Florida.

3. What does Von Vogalsang offer to do for Glen?
(a) To unplug Jory.
(b) To offer advice instead.
(c) To bury Ella.
(d) To put Ella in a room by herself to inhibit hetero-psychic infusion.

4. Why was Runciter pawing through the documents on the table?
(a) To make sure everything was as he had left it.
(b) Neither of these.
(c) To see if Pat had changed the people involved in the mission.
(d) Both of these.

5. Who was in the closet?
(a) Pat Conley.
(b) John Doe.
(c) Wendy Wright.
(d) Jane Doe.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the name of the Moratorium in which Runciter's wife was located?

2. Why doesn't Glen wake up his wife more often?

3. In what language was the music playing?

4. What kind of animal does Matt remind Tippy of?

5. Who else had a similar experience to Tippy while asleep?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Joe think that Stanton Mick's voice sounded?

2. Why was Jory able to permeate Ella's conversation?

3. What was interesting to note about Sammy Mundo?

4. How does Ella explain half-life, and why did Ella believe that he would never fully understand it?

5. What does Joe guess was going to happen to all of them and why?

6. How did the author describe Hollis?

7. Why would Ella not like to be in isolation?

8. How does Joe find out that a woman was in the suite with him the previous night?

9. What is the reason to fear the telepaths, according to the anti-PSI agency?

10. Why did Runciter immediately want to pack everything up?

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