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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What event caused Paul Redeker not to be seen again?
(a) The death of his mother.
(b) A death threat.
(c) The implementation of the Redeker Plan.
(d) A hug.

2. Where is Mary Jo Miller during her first encounter with the infected?
(a) At work.
(b) Her home.
(c) On the street.
(d) The grocery store.

3. Who sacrifices himself to allow Mary Jo Miller to escape?
(a) Her boss.
(b) Her husband.
(c) Her son.
(d) Her minister.

4. According to Maria Zhuganova, what is the Decimation?
(a) The general chose ten soldiers to be purposely infected with the outbreak.
(b) The soldiers broke into groups of ten and selected a member to be stoned to death.
(c) The soldiers burned ten villages to the ground to create a barrier from the infection.
(d) The soldiers were forced to kill 10% of a civilian village.

5. Why is Paul Redeker a good choice for coming up with solutions to world problems?
(a) He is dispassionate about everything.
(b) He is the foremost expert in human psychology.
(c) He is passionate about everything.
(d) He is not affiliated with any country or government.

6. What was one diagnosis for the outbreak early on?
(a) Rabies.
(b) Celiac Disease.
(c) Leprosy.
(d) An extreme form of skin cancer.

7. What position does Grover Carlson hold when he is interviewed by the narrator?
(a) Sewage filtration technician for a water purification plant.
(b) Dung collector for a bioconversion plant.
(c) Taxi driver.
(d) Resettlement camp tower guard.

8. What happens to the infected when weather turns from cold to warm?
(a) They freeze.
(b) Nothing.
(c) They die.
(d) They reanimate.

9. When the narrator interviews Paul Redeker, what number novel is he writing?
(a) His third.
(b) His second.
(c) His fifth.
(d) His first.

10. How did the CIA handle the Warmbrunn-Knight plan?
(a) They ignored it.
(b) They never received it.
(c) They immediately implemented it.
(d) They approached the White House with it, but were ignored.

11. What order does Philip Adler initially refuse?
(a) To kill civilians to protect them from the illness.
(b) To kill refugees who try to leave the compound.
(c) To leave civilians behind without telling them.
(d) To keep food from civilians to give it to the soldiers.

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

13. What does Saladin Kader believe about Warmbrunn's plan?
(a) It was stolen from a Russian intelligence agency.
(b) It is a suicide mission.
(c) It was never intended to be put into practice.
(d) It is a Zionist lie.

14. What is Stanley MacDonald told about the bodies found in caves?
(a) He is given no explanation.
(b) The victims were killed by religious extremists.
(c) The victims were subjected to unknown chemical agents.
(d) The victims were traitors who turned on each other when faced with charges of treason.

15. Why was Maria Zhuganova's team in Russia not aware of the Panic?
(a) They were on an undercover mission.
(b) The military kept it from them so it wouldn't affect their judgement.
(c) They didn't believe the outbreak was real.
(d) They were on a communications blackout.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Breckinridge Scott place the blame for the Great Panic?

2. How did the infection spread to Europe?

3. Who are the Feral Children?

4. What did citizens of South Africa think of Paul Redeker?

5. Where does the narrator meet Todd Wainio?

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