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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Freudenstein do that exposes her true intentions for working with the British government?
(a) She commutes between Whitehall and the Russian Embassy every Wednesday.
(b) She attends a Leningrad espionage school.
(c) She works on her Russian to work as a double agent for Britain.
(d) She burns a Russian flag to prove her loyalty.
2. What identifies Smythe to his crime?
(a) A note read by the wrong person.
(b) His fingerprints.
(c) His bullets.
(d) Oberhauser's family.
3. What does Smythe want to see before he dies?
(a) If an octopus eats a scorpion fish and its reaction to the poison.
(b) Mary's grave.
(c) His "people" to say goodbye.
(d) A priest for confession.
4. What does Smythe look for on his map?
(a) Franziskaner Halt.
(b) Munich.
(c) Oberammer.
(d) Buchenwald.
5. Why does Snowman no longer help Bond at the auction?
(a) He senses danger and does not want to be involved.
(b) Snowman is distracted by a woman.
(c) He needs to concentrate on his bids.
(d) M tells him not to let Bond lean on him too much.
6. What practical use does the Emerald Sphere serve?
(a) It works as a lunar calendar.
(b) It is a scaled globe.
(c) It's a paperweight.
(d) It works as a clock.
7. Why does Freudenstein receive a gift from the Russian government?
(a) To pay for her mother's services in the Tulip Escape Route.
(b) Reparations from the Revolution.
(c) To pay for her double agent work.
(d) To lure her to work for them as a double agent.
8. How does Snowman know when the under-bidder begins his bids?
(a) When Metropolitan steps out of the bids.
(b) When the room is quiete except for Wilson's voice.
(c) When Freudenstein no longer bids.
(d) When the Italian Institute calls off their buyer.
9. As soon as Lot 42 is done, where does Bond head to?
(a) Back to headquarters.
(b) Follows the underbidder.
(c) To thank Snowman.
(d) The cameramen to ask for a photo of the underbidder.
10. What idea does Bond get in regards to Russia's local Control in London?
(a) They can identify him at the auction.
(b) The auctioneer is friendly with the Russian Control.
(c) Following Freudenstein may bring them to the local Control.
(d) He probably works directly with the jewelers.
11. What is so important about the cairn?
(a) It indicates his way back without Oberhauser.
(b) It indicates the site of the gold bars.
(c) It tells him the way to the secret treasure.
(d) It tells him where the bonds are hidden.
12. Why does Smythe arrest Oberhauser?
(a) To use him to carry down the ammunition box.
(b) To translate his papers.
(c) To interrogate him.
(d) To use him as a mountain guide.
13. What is Smythe thinking when the octopus' tentacles reach out to him?
(a) That the octopus is smarter than people give it credit for.
(b) That he is more at home here than on land.
(c) That he wants to go in this manner than the long ordeal of court martial.
(d) That he finally gets to "shake hands" with it.
14. Where are Peter Wilson's eyes looking to watch for a signal from a dealer?
(a) Close to Snowman.
(b) Near Bond.
(c) Far right hand corner of room.
(d) Near the front and center.
15. What is Smythe's morning routine by 10:30 A.M.?
(a) Feed the fishes.
(b) Exercise.
(c) Go fishing.
(d) Have an alcoholic drink.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens over time as Smythe spends his retirement in the Caribbean?
2. How long does Smythe make friends with "Pussy"?
3. How is Freudenstein related to the art piece?
4. What department does Bond work for?
5. What catches Smythe's eye as he looks over the files?
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