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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What plan did Paul Redeker rewrite for the apartheid government?
(a) Black Plan.
(b) White Plan.
(c) Orange Plan.
(d) Red Plan.

2. Why does smuggling become popular in the early stages of the outbreak?
(a) The infected were smuggled into countries by enemies as a form of biological warfare.
(b) Rich clients traveled to other countries in search of a cure.
(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.

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

4. Where did the U.S. military attempt to end the Panic by showing how effective the military was?
(a) Dallas.
(b) Brooklyn.
(c) Yonkers.
(d) Salt Lake City.

5. Who shoots Jacob Nyathi as he tries to escape during a panic?
(a) A mugger.
(b) The US Army.
(c) The police.
(d) He doesn't know who shot him.

6. To where was Bob Archer transferred?
(a) Area 51.
(b) Buenos Aires.
(c) Ontario.
(d) Tibet.

7. Why did Breckinridge Scott develop a vaccine?
(a) To make money.
(b) To cure people.
(c) To continue research already in progress.
(d) To show his patriotism.

8. Where does the narrator meet Todd Wainio?
(a) At a mural of a battle between U.S. soldiers and the infected.
(b) At his home.
(c) At a local hideout.
(d) At a memorial for soldiers that fell in World War Z.

9. What is World War Z?
(a) A war between humans and zombies.
(b) A war between the U.S. and Zimbabwe.
(c) A war between Australia and New Zealand.
(d) Another name for World War III.

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

11. 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.

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

13. Why does Philip Adler finally agree to follow the order he initially refuses?
(a) The order is changed so that some of the civilians are not left behind.
(b) To protect his men from charges of treason.
(c) Because he realizes it's the only way to survive.
(d) To protect himself from charges of treason.

14. According to Ahmed Farahnakian, how did Iran retaliate when their recovery plan was spoiled?
(a) They bombed the country that was sending in refugees.
(b) They bombed a bridge.
(c) They declared war against the country that spoiled their recovery plan.
(d) They adapted their recovery plan to include the country that initially spoiled it.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who directed the implementation of the Redeker Plan?

2. What was one diagnosis for the outbreak early on?

3. How did the infection spread to Europe?

4. According to Grover Carlson, why was Breckinridge Scott's vaccine pushed through the FDA?

5. What order does Philip Adler initially refuse?

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