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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Ajay Shah say some people were refused passage on boats in India?
(a) Because they weren't willing to work off their passage.
(b) Because of their skin color or caste.
(c) Because of the weight limits on the boats.
(d) Because they couldn't pay enough.
2. Who shoots Jacob Nyathi as he tries to escape during a panic?
(a) The US Army.
(b) He doesn't know who shot him.
(c) A mugger.
(d) The police.
3. What is the name of the man who also contributes his name to Warmbrunn's plan?
(a) Jacob Nyathi.
(b) Paul Knight.
(c) Dr. Muller.
(d) Stanley MacDonald.
4. How did Mary Jo Miller respond to her children developing fears before the outbreak?
(a) By ignoring them.
(b) By singing to them.
(c) By medicating them.
(d) By educating them.
5. Why did the U.S. CIA miss the disease in China?
(a) They believed the events occurring were part of an internal political strife.
(b) The CIA decided to focus their attention on Russia rather than China.
(c) The information they received about the disease was from an unreliable source.
(d) The FBI learned of the disease but didn't share the information with the CIA.
6. Who carries Sharon to the parking lot from the church?
(a) A stranger with big, soft arms.
(b) Her mother.
(c) The minister's wife.
(d) Ashley's mother.
7. What is the only way to kill the infected?
(a) Poisoning them.
(b) Destroying their heads.
(c) Stabbing their hearts with a wooden stake.
(d) Shooting them with a silver bullet.
8. What percentage of the initial wave of zombies were killed with the first rocket launches, according to Todd Wainio?
(a) 50.
(b) 90.
(c) 75.
(d) 10.
9. Where does Breckinridge Scott place the blame for the Great Panic?
(a) The military.
(b) The press.
(c) The CIA.
(d) The government.
10. What illness did Breckinridge Scott's vaccine claim to cure?
(a) Rabies.
(b) Leprosy.
(c) Cancer.
(d) Celiac disease.
11. What happens to the infected when weather turns from cold to warm?
(a) Nothing.
(b) They freeze.
(c) They reanimate.
(d) They die.
12. Why does smuggling become popular in the early stages of the outbreak?
(a) Rich clients traveled to other countries in search of a cure.
(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) A cure was created, but was only given to the military, so volunteers attempted to get it to civilians through smuggling.
13. What is the likely explanation given for reanimated bodies with no bite marks?
(a) Illegal organ transplants.
(b) Blood transfusions.
(c) Women who were pregnant when they became infected, passing it to their babies.
(d) The wounds healed before the infection showed symptoms.
14. Who directed the implementation of the Redeker Plan?
(a) Xolelwa Azania.
(b) Rolihlahla.
(c) The United Nations.
(d) Paul Redeker.
15. According to Ahmed Farahnakian, how did Iran retaliate when their recovery plan was spoiled?
(a) They declared war against the country that spoiled their recovery plan.
(b) They bombed the country that was sending in refugees.
(c) They adapted their recovery plan to include the country that initially spoiled it.
(d) They bombed a bridge.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Maria Zhuganova, who shoots a little girl between the eyes?
2. How did the CIA handle the Warmbrunn-Knight plan?
3. Who does Mary Jo Miller free from being pulled out the window by the infected?
4. What is World War Z?
5. Why was T. Sean Collins in Long Island during the Panic?
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