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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Todd Wainio, what led to soldiers panicking and the line collapsing?
(a) Several infected people breaking through the line.
(b) The video feed.
(c) Reports from helicopters overhead.
(d) Running out of ammunition.

2. Why does smuggling become popular in the early stages of the outbreak?
(a) A cure was created, but was only given to the military, so volunteers attempted to get it to civilians through smuggling.
(b) The infected were smuggled into countries by enemies as a form of biological warfare.
(c) During the outbreak, alcohol was banned and had to be smuggled into the United States.
(d) Rich clients traveled to other countries in search of a cure.

3. What is the term given to the twelve-year-old boy believed to be the first human infected?
(a) Patient Zero.
(b) Patient One.
(c) The Epicenter.
(d) Ground Zero.

4. Who are the Feral Children?
(a) Children who were orphaned in the outbreak.
(b) Children who were born with the illness.
(c) Children whose parents were military and killed in combat.
(d) Children who ran away during the outbreak.

5. In what town is the outbreak believed to have originated?
(a) Manitoba, Canada.
(b) New Dachang, China.
(c) Zeeland, The Netherlands.
(d) Hope, New Mexico.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did the CIA handle the Warmbrunn-Knight plan?

2. What is the likely explanation given for reanimated bodies with no bite marks?

3. What haunts Gavin Blaire most about seeing the people panicked on the highway?

4. According to Maria Zhuganova, who shoots a little girl between the eyes?

5. According to Travis D'Ambrosia, why was Phase Two of the plan to handle the infected never started?

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