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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 34 through 44.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. With which of the following does Chapter 31 begin?
(a) “The crew and passengers of Eagle Heavy have seen the MF space station on each of their last six orbits.”
(b) “Gwendy’s anger is back.”
(c) “Day 3 on Many Flags.”
(d) “When Gwendy gets back to her quarters, the light on her laptop is flashing.”

2. With which of the following does Chapter 37 begin?
(a) “The Zoom meeting with the University of Maine faculty and staff goes well.”
(b) “Day 5 on Many Flags.”
(c) “The name of the funeral home is Broadview & Sons.”
(d) “She’s hallway around the outer corridor when Adesh Patel catches up with her.”

3. With which of the following does Chapter 29 begin?
(a) “There’s a small conference room in Spoke 1.”
(b) “Gwendy blows by a couple of sweatpant-wearing, AirPod-equipped Chinese women halfway around the rim.”
(c) “Day 3 on Many Flags.”
(d) “When Gwendy gets back to her quarters, the light on her laptop is flashing.”

4. With which of the following does Chapter 32 begin?
(a) “The crew and passengers of Eagle Heavy have seen the MF space station on each of their last six orbits.”
(b) “One by one they float through the hatch.”
(c) “Gwendy’s anger is back.”
(d) “When Gwendy gets back to her quarters, the light on her laptop is flashing.”

5. To what does Gwendy compare the sensation of microgravity?
(a) Bumper cars.
(b) Roller coaster.
(c) Tilt-a-whirl.
(d) Flying swings.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following pilots the launch of the Eagle-19 Heavy?

2. In which of the following shapes is the chocolate Gwendy eats before her mental health assessment on the space station?

3. For which newspaper was Gwendy writing when she became unable to ignore her symptoms?

4. With whom of the following does Norris confer in Derry?

5. What author does Gwendy note used the title City of Night previously?

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