Birnam Wood: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What was Lemoine’s chief concern when Owen died? (from Pages 277 - 330)

He was worried that Jill would renege on their property deal, affecting his rare-earth mining.

He was worried that Birnam Wood would face legal consequences for their actions without understanding the full situation.

He was worried that he would go to prison for multiple crimes, including drug smuggling and murder.

He was worried for Mira’s mental health since he had feelings for her.

2.

What critical piece of information did Lemoine fail to see? (from Pages 374 - 423)

Shelley was an undercover reporter.

Tony and Mira had a previous relationship.

The Darvishes had their own surveillance cameras.

Mira used to work for the New Zealand Government and still had connections.

3.

How did Shelley shift as a character in this section? (from Pages 277 - 330)

She revealed that she was a capitalistic opportunist when she blackmailed Lemoine for a million dollars.

She attempted to overthrow Birnam Wood and take the reins for herself.

She admitted that she liked being Mira’s partner in crime and supporting her as a leader.

She confessed to Mira that she had been in love with her for their entire relationship.

4.

What was Tony’s downfall? (from Pages 374 - 423)

He failed to disguise his thermal signature.

He used digital technology instead of making backups through hard copies.

He rushed through first aid without thinking it through and told no one where he was.

He let his feelings for Mira get in the way of his reporting.

5.

How does Mira align herself politically and ideologically? (from Pages 1 - 67)

As a conservative who wants to preserve low taxes.

As a liberal who wants to move forward but does not want to alienate people on the fence in the process.

As a moderate who wants to find balance between progress and the status quo.

As a progressive radical focused on sustainability.

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