World War Z Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

Max Brooks
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 145 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

World War Z Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

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

2. What is the term given to the twelve-year-old boy believed to be the first human infected?
(a) Patient Zero.
(b) Ground Zero.
(c) Patient One.
(d) The Epicenter.

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What percentage of the initial wave of zombies were killed with the first rocket launches, according to Todd Wainio?

2. Who does Mary Jo Miller free from being pulled out the window by the infected?

3. What position does Grover Carlson hold when he is interviewed by the narrator?

4. According to Ahmed Farahnakian, how did Iran retaliate when their recovery plan was spoiled?

5. What haunts Gavin Blaire most about seeing the people panicked on the highway?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Mary Jo Miller's story of her first encounter with zombies important?

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

3. Explain why a chemical weapon is dropped over a bridge, according to Bohdan Taras.

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

5. Describe the "New Community" settlement in which Mary Jo Miller lives in Troy, Montana.

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

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

8. How are politics affecting efforts to contain or eliminate the outbreak?

9. Explain the Decimation, according to Maria Zhuganova.

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

(see the answer keys)

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