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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. What was the bitter elixir called?
(a) Chacha.
(b) Checa.
(c) Checha.
(d) Chicha.

2. What dangled from the man's neck?
(a) A Catholic cross.
(b) A pentagram.
(c) A heartagram.
(d) A Dominican cross.

3. What did Friar de Almagro's warning suggest?
(a) A font of wisdom that could corrupt mankind.
(b) A gateway to the darkest parts of the human soul.
(c) A font of self doubt and universal loathing that could destroy mankind.
(d) A disruption in the balance of good and evil.

4. About how many feet of rock separate the dig team and air?
(a) Thirty.
(b) Fifty.
(c) Twenty.
(d) Forty.

5. How much of the amalgamate filled the beaker?
(a) Seven hundred milliliters.
(b) Four hundred milliliters.
(c) One liter.
(d) Five hundred milliliters.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was clear in the pursuers language, if not the exact meaning?

2. What was the Friar's warning?

3. Where was Philip likely to spend the rest of his days following logged dig time?

4. What substance appeared to have caused the mummy's head to explode?

5. Why wouldn't Denal stay and wait for the people to find the way?

Short Essay Questions

1. What might the group have stopped and appreciated if they weren't hungry and exhausted, fleeing the predatory arachnids?

2. Why was the Joan the pathologist sorry to Henry?

3. Why did Otera think he would like to hear the American kid beg for his life?

4. Why did the underground structure moan?

5. Why didn't the Monk want to throw down his robes, despite the fact that they hindered his progress through the jungle?

6. How did Denal save Maggie? How did she respond to this?

7. How did Gil feel when he was speaking to the well dressed man?

8. Why was the dig team burdened with Philip?

9. What circumstances led to the Monk's temporary dizziness?

10. Why did Norman snap at Maggie?

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