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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why did thousands on the boats die, according to Ajay Shah?
(a) The ships sank because there were too many people aboard.
(b) Infected people climbed aboard vessels and killed everyone.
(c) The people aboard became infected.
(d) The ships were attacked by military submarines.
2. What event caused Paul Redeker not to be seen again?
(a) The implementation of the Redeker Plan.
(b) The death of his mother.
(c) A death threat.
(d) A hug.
3. What illness did Breckinridge Scott's vaccine claim to cure?
(a) Celiac disease.
(b) Leprosy.
(c) Cancer.
(d) Rabies.
4. What is the likely explanation given for reanimated bodies with no bite marks?
(a) The wounds healed before the infection showed symptoms.
(b) Women who were pregnant when they became infected, passing it to their babies.
(c) Blood transfusions.
(d) Illegal organ transplants.
5. How did the infection spread to Europe?
(a) Infected rats traveled to Europe on supply ships.
(b) Infected food was delivered to London by train.
(c) An infected couple traveled by air to Paris.
(d) No one knows how the infection spread to Europe.
6. According to Grover Carlson, why was Breckinridge Scott's vaccine pushed through the FDA?
(a) To kill the infected.
(b) To cure the people.
(c) To calm the people.
(d) To contain the illness.
7. To where was Bob Archer transferred?
(a) Ontario.
(b) Area 51.
(c) Tibet.
(d) Buenos Aires.
8. According to Travis D'Ambrosia, why was Phase Two of the plan to handle the infected never started?
(a) The American military voted against implementing Phase Two.
(b) The American public was too war weary.
(c) The American military was not ready.
(d) The American public voted against implementing Phase Two.
9. Where does Breckinridge Scott place the blame for the Great Panic?
(a) The government.
(b) The press.
(c) The military.
(d) The CIA.
10. To where did Breckinridge Scott escape to live in solitude?
(a) Antarctica.
(b) Mongolia.
(c) Russia.
(d) Greenland.
11. What is the only way to kill the infected?
(a) Destroying their heads.
(b) Shooting them with a silver bullet.
(c) Stabbing their hearts with a wooden stake.
(d) Poisoning them.
12. According to Maria Zhuganova, who shoots a little girl between the eyes?
(a) Big Man.
(b) Rat Man.
(c) Pizza Face.
(d) Rat Face.
13. What was one diagnosis for the outbreak early on?
(a) Leprosy.
(b) Celiac Disease.
(c) An extreme form of skin cancer.
(d) Rabies.
14. Who carries Sharon to the parking lot from the church?
(a) Ashley's mother.
(b) The minister's wife.
(c) A stranger with big, soft arms.
(d) Her mother.
15. Who is Rolihlahla?
(a) The spokesperson for the United Nations.
(b) A great supporter of Paul Redeker's work.
(c) The father of democracy in South Africa.
(d) A war veteran and friend of Paul Redeker.
Short Answer Questions
1. How is Dr. Silva killed?
2. When the narrator interviews Paul Redeker, what number novel is he writing?
3. What is the only country to follow Warmbrunn's plan?
4. According to Ahmed Farahnakian, how did Iran retaliate when their recovery plan was spoiled?
5. How does Jurgen Warmbrunn learn about the outbreak?
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