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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 does Cayce reveal to her mother about the clips her mother sent her that are supposed to have been communication from her father?
(a) That they creep her out.
(b) That she is energized by them.
(c) That they depress her.
(d) That she is excited by them.
2. Who are the couple in the footage supposed to represent?
(a) Nora's parents.
(b) Nora's future projection.
(c) Stella and her brother.
(d) The perfect couple.
3. What is Stella's relationship to Nora?
(a) Mother's sister.
(b) Twin sister.
(c) Grandmother.
(d) Father's sister.
4. Where does Cayce tell Bigend she is going?
(a) To Japan.
(b) To Germany.
(c) To Italy.
(d) To Paris.
5. What does Parkaboy reveal in an e-mail that Judy has done?
(a) Quit her job.
(b) Broken Darryl's heart.
(c) Revealed the truth to Taki.
(d) Gone to Japan to see Taki.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Cayce realize?
2. What extension follows the Hotmail address Hobbs sends?
3. What is distinctly missing when Ngemi and Cayce arrive?
4. What group used the land site that Barnov's caravan group is on now?
5. Who calls Cayce while she is out for a walk?
Short Essay Questions
1. What surprises Cayce about Dorotea's motives for her ongoing sabotage?
2. Who are the people represented again and again in Nora's work?
3. What is Cayce's response to her drink being drugged by Dorotea?
4. What is the significance of the T-shaped map that the watermarks are coded in?
5. How does Boone convince Cayce that he is on her side?
6. Why does Bigend call Cayce to Blue Ant?
7. What surprises Cayce about the author of the footage?
8. What does Cayce learn about the Russian connection and who is involved?
9. What does Cayce finally reveal to Parkaboy, and what is his response?
10. How does Ngemi alter Greenaway's perspective and initial impressions of him?
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