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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where was Philip Adler in charge of a military operation during the war?
(a) Dublin, Ireland.
(b) Armagh, Ireland.
(c) Frankfurt, Germany.
(d) Hamburg, Germany.

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

3. 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 broke into groups of ten and selected a member to be stoned to death.
(c) The soldiers were forced to kill 10% of a civilian village.
(d) The general chose ten soldiers to be purposely infected with the outbreak.

4. 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) The victims were traitors who turned on each other when faced with charges of treason.
(d) He is given no explanation.

5. Where did the narrator interview Xolelwa Azania?
(a) A psychiatric hospital.
(b) A secret bunker in Antarctica.
(c) A prison.
(d) A U.S. Embassy building in Russia.

6. How does Jurgen Warmbrunn learn about the outbreak?
(a) Visual images from German spy satellites.
(b) Intercepted Chinese intelligence reports.
(c) Taiwanese groups trying to decode Russian messages.
(d) An article in a conspiracy theorist e-magazine.

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

8. What position did Grover Carlson once hold in Washington, D.C.?
(a) Newspaper editor.
(b) Congressman.
(c) White House chief of staff.
(d) Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

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

10. Why does smuggling become popular in the early stages of the outbreak?
(a) A cure was created, but was only given to the military, so volunteers attempted to get it to civilians through smuggling.
(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) The infected were smuggled into countries by enemies as a form of biological warfare.

11. What is the name of the man who also contributes his name to Warmbrunn's plan?
(a) Jacob Nyathi.
(b) Paul Knight.
(c) Stanley MacDonald.
(d) Dr. Muller.

12. During the Panic, what was T. Sean Collins's job?
(a) He was a reporter.
(b) He was a chauffeur.
(c) He was a mercenary.
(d) He was a pilot.

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Why was T. Sean Collins in Long Island during the Panic?

2. How is Dr. Silva killed?

3. What is the only way to kill the infected?

4. What is the real identity of Xolelwa Azania?

5. What plan did Paul Redeker rewrite for the apartheid government?

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