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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. According to Grover Carlson, why was Breckinridge Scott's vaccine pushed through the FDA?
(a) To contain the illness.
(b) To kill the infected.
(c) To calm the people.
(d) To cure the people.

3. How was the twelve-year-old boy infected?
(a) He was born infected, but the illness remained dormant for twelve years.
(b) He was bitten while hunting.
(c) He was bitten while fishing.
(d) He ate infected meat.

4. What is the likely explanation given for reanimated bodies with no bite marks?
(a) The wounds healed before the infection showed symptoms.
(b) Blood transfusions.
(c) Women who were pregnant when they became infected, passing it to their babies.
(d) Illegal organ transplants.

5. Where does Breckinridge Scott place the blame for the Great Panic?
(a) The press.
(b) The military.
(c) The CIA.
(d) The government.

Short Answer Questions

1. During the Panic, what was T. Sean Collins's job?

2. Where does the narrator meet Todd Wainio?

3. What percentage of the initial wave of zombies were killed with the first rocket launches, according to Todd Wainio?

4. How does Jurgen Warmbrunn learn about the outbreak?

5. Why was T. Sean Collins in Long Island during the Panic?

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