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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. How did the infection spread to Europe?
(a) No one knows how the infection spread to Europe.
(b) Infected rats traveled to Europe on supply ships.
(c) An infected couple traveled by air to Paris.
(d) Infected food was delivered to London by train.

3. How was Redeker's plan initially received?
(a) It was altered and implemented.
(b) It was welcomed with a standing ovation.
(c) It was rejected.
(d) It was accepted.

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

5. What was the name of Breckinridge Scott's vaccine?
(a) Phenedryl.
(b) Phoenix.
(c) Phalanx.
(d) Photomitosis.

6. According to Todd Wainio, where were the soldiers placed?
(a) On the ground in foxholes.
(b) In skyscrapers.
(c) High and under cover.
(d) In an open field.

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

8. To where did Breckinridge Scott escape to live in solitude?
(a) Mongolia.
(b) Antarctica.
(c) Greenland.
(d) Russia.

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

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

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

12. 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 the weight limits on the boats.
(c) Because of their skin color or caste.
(d) Because they couldn't pay enough.

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

14. What did citizens of South Africa think of Paul Redeker?
(a) They loved him.
(b) They hated him.
(c) He was a joke.
(d) They feared him.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Rolihlahla?

2. According to Todd Wainio, what led to soldiers panicking and the line collapsing?

3. What is the real identity of Xolelwa Azania?

4. What position did Grover Carlson once hold in Washington, D.C.?

5. In what town is the outbreak believed to have originated?

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