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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 37 - 44.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What Jewish religious leader did Kirsch meet with in the Prologue?
(a) Rabbi Diego Garza.
(b) Rabbi Ambra Vidal.
(c) Rabbi Yehuda Köves.
(d) Rabbi Luis Ávila.

2. Where is the Guggenheim Museum located that hosted Kirsch's event in Chapter 1?
(a) Barcelona, Spain.
(b) Seville, Spain.
(c) Madrid, Spain.
(d) Bilbao, Spain.

3. Across what river does the Szechenyi Bridge stretch?
(a) The Danube River.
(b) The Seine River.
(c) The Rhine River.
(d) The Nile River.

4. Who in the narrative coined the phrase "God of the Gaps"?
(a) Ambra.
(b) Langdon.
(c) Avila.
(d) Köves.

5. What was Langdon researching when he spent time at Trinity College Dublin?
(a) The works of Samuel Beckett.
(b) St. Patrick.
(c) The Book of Kells.
(d) The works of James Joyce.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many people were watching the presentation remotely, according to a screen in the auditorium in Chapter 12?

2. Where did Kirsch earn his undergraduate degree?

3. Where was the Spanish artist Maruja Mallo from?

4. What did Kirsch tell Ambra his computer password was in Chapter 27?

5. The narrator notes in the Prologue that for many years hundreds of spiritual leaders from nearly 30 world religions had gathered at a different location to participate in interfaith dialogue. When did this annual event begin?

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