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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Who directed the implementation of the Redeker Plan?
(a) Rolihlahla.
(b) Xolelwa Azania.
(c) The United Nations.
(d) Paul Redeker.

3. Why did the U.S. CIA miss the disease in China?
(a) They believed the events occurring were part of an internal political strife.
(b) The information they received about the disease was from an unreliable source.
(c) The CIA decided to focus their attention on Russia rather than China.
(d) The FBI learned of the disease but didn't share the information with the CIA.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did the U.S. military attempt to end the Panic by showing how effective the military was?

2. To where was Bob Archer transferred?

3. What event caused Paul Redeker not to be seen again?

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

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

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Xolelwa Azania? Why is he important?

2. Explain why the citizens of South Africa hate Paul Redeker.

3. Explain how the outbreak began.

4. Explain why Paul Redeker was a good choice to create a survival plan.

5. Explain how the rich and famous handled the war, according to T. Sean Collins.

6. Explain how the U.S. government responded to the outbreak.

7. Explain why the battle between the U.S. and the zombies at Yonkers is important to the story.

8. As the outbreak is initially occurring, how do governments and local police handle reports?

9. Describe the battle between the U.S. and zombies at Yonkers.

10. Explain how the outbreak spread to Paris.

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