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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why do the people in St. Peter's Square cry out in jubilation after hours of silence from the Vatican?
2. At what time does the Camerlengo say he will evacuate the remaining Cardinals?
3. What do Langdon and Vittoria do as they enter St. Peter's Square?
4. Who goes with the Camerlengo to destroy the antimatter in the last minutes before time runs out?
5. Who does Langdon think Janus really is?
Short Essay Questions
1. How was the second cardinal murdered?
2. Why does the Hassassin not alert the media to the site of the third Altar of Science?
3. How does Kohler think his experience at the Vatican will end?
4. How did Kohler become paralyzed?
5. Why did Vittoria want the canister of antimatter to stay in the catacombs?
6. How does Langdon escape from the Vatican Archives when he is locked in as the power is shut off?
7. What are the people in St. Peter's Square chanting when they see the Camerlengo appear on the Basilica after the explosion of the antimatter?
8. How does the Hassassin die?
9. Why does the Hassassin not kill Vittoria like he did Olivetti in the burning church?
10. What confuses Langdon when he sees the chest of Illuminati seals?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Langdon endures many different trials before the end of the book. What are some of these trials and what lessons does Langdon learn through these experiences?
Essay Topic 2
Pride is a very basic and obvious themes in this book. What is the difference between pride and confidence and where in the book do these themes appear?
Essay Topic 3
Secrecy was an extremely important theme of this book. What were some of the most highly guarded secrets, and how did these secrets affect those who were a part of them? Is secrecy a good thing? Why or why not?
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