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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. Where do Karen and Miyuki come out?
(a) A statue's base.
(b) A gateway to the city.
(c) A burial chamber.
(d) The second pyramid.

2. How long does it take to get to the rendezvous site?
(a) Five hours.
(b) Four hours.
(c) Two hours.
(d) Three hours.

3. What is in effect in Naha City, Japan?
(a) Government seizures.
(b) Martial law.
(c) Social upheaval.
(d) Military armaments.

4. What is his mission?
(a) To supervise Jack.
(b) To find evidence against the Chinese.
(c) To find survivors.
(d) To recover Air Force One.

5. What did David and his team use to secret the explosives?
(a) A Chinese vase.
(b) A replica of the Jade bust given to the President.
(c) A Chinese box.
(d) A piece of the plane.

Short Answer Questions

1. What time is the explosive set to go off.

2. What position does Nicolas Ruzickov hold?

3. What does Miyuki do to try to save them?

4. How fast is it capable of going?

5. When were the submerged pyramids first discovered?

Short Essay Questions

1. About what does Robert call to warn Jack and what happens?

2. What makes Karen think that Rongorongo is the language being used in the hieroglyphics?

3. How does Karen find the hidden tunnel?

4. What announcement does Mark Houston make on the USS Gibraltar and how does that affect Jack and the crew of the Fathom?

5. Why does Karen refuse to return to the University after having seen the pyramids?

6. What does David suggest Admiral Houston do when the Navy's submersible and divers arrive and why?

7. What happens when Jack touches the obelisk in an effort to get a sample for Charlie?

8. What is so important that it is worth risking arrest for Karen and Miyuki?

9. What does George discover about the area where Air Force One went down?

10. What does Jack's DVD of the obelisk show, and why is it important?

(see the answer keys)

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