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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 allies Pachacutec with the group of students?
(a) All of these.
(b) Sam's control over Satan's Blood.
(c) Their knowledge of his culture.
(d) Sam's golden tongue and his ability to talk himself out of trouble.

2. What does the group of students encounter after their trip up the statue?
(a) A living tribe of Incas.
(b) A living copy of the necropolis below.
(c) All of these.
(d) A volcano.

3. What does Ralph do to silence the strange animals in the cave?
(a) Hits one over the head with a torch.
(b) Promises them food.
(c) Fires the Winchester.
(d) Screams at them.

4. What did Sam struggle to do?
(a) Attempt to remember the location of the treasure.
(b) Not to wake Maggie.
(c) Recall the missing hour in which he was dead.
(d) Not to kiss Maggie.

5. What did the fanciful shape above the altar remind Sam of?
(a) A ball of yarn.
(b) A spiders egg sac.
(c) A ball of rope.
(d) All of these.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Sam have no desire to discuss with the press?

2. What had earned Substance Z the title of "Satan's Blood"?

3. What did the beasts fear?

4. What are the higher classes of the Incas called?

5. Where did Henry request a change of aircraft?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Henry attempt to stop Pachacutec from killing himself?

2. What had brought up the feelings of loss in Henry?

3. Describe the temple.

4. What kinds of things did the group notice regarding the cave creatures?

5. What had occurred in Joan's experiment?

6. How did Joan escape death from her captors?

7. Why did Ruiz and his group of Inquisitors maintain the laboratory and what did Henry find crazy about it?

8. What is the "place of the pit"?

9. About what was Pachacutec speaking when he asked if it was "not the wish of Inti"?

10. How did Maggie know the story of Inkarri was true?

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