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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. According to the Camerlengo, who told him to devise this horrible plan?

2. What information does Langdon want from the Hassassin before he kills him?

3. What does the crowd at St. Peter's Square see when midnight hits?

4. What does Dr. Jacobus say about Langdon's survival in his fall?

5. Who does Cardinal Mortarti think is unbolting the chapel doors during the Conclave?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Kohler think his experience at the Vatican will end?

2. What does the new Pope tell Langdon to do with his secret information about the Camerlengo?

3. How did Kohler become paralyzed?

4. How was the second cardinal murdered?

5. How does Langdon escape from the Vatican Archives when he is locked in as the power is shut off?

6. Why did the Camerlengo devise such a horrible plan?

7. What does the recorded video from Kohler reveal?

8. 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?

9. What does Kohler tell Vittoria when he calls her as she is rushing to the third Altar of Science?

10. What is Kohler doing as Langdon is trying to escape from the overturned sarcophagus?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Religion and science are two themes that are present throughout the entire book. How do these themes affect the plot, and why are they so important to the characters involved?

Essay Topic 2

Power and dominance were things sought by many different characters in this book. Which characters sought for power and who was successful?

Essay Topic 3

The characters in this book all had their own goals and motivations. Select four characters and write their main motivation throughout the book and how this goal affected the characters around them.

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