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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. At the beginning of Chapter Thirty-Three, why hasn't Mitch shaved for several days?
2. How does Freidman decide to handle the situation with Donatella?
3. Why doesn't Irene use CIA men to guard Donatella?
4. What does Rudin tell Clark in Chapter Forty-Three that he wants to befall Irene Kennedy?
5. At the beginning of Chapter Thirty-One, what is Anna upset about not receiving from Mitch?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what way does Congressman Zebarth in Chapter Thirty-Seven help illustrate Washington's atmosphere of secrecy?
2. What plan does Ben Freidman devise for dealing with Donatella in case she tells anyone about him?
3. In Chapter Twenty-Nine, why does Irene Kennedy assign Navy SEALS rather than CIA agents to guard Donatella in America?
4. Why does Albert Rudin blame Hank Clark for his public disgrace and his legal troubles after his appearance on Meet the Press?
5. Who does Mitch plan to disguise himself as for the mission to Baghdad and how will his disguise assist the mission?
6. What political scandal does Albert Rudin introduce on the Meet the Press television show?
7. How will the Delta Force team going to Baghdad be able to blend in with Iraqi citizens once they arrive in Iraq?
8. Why does the President want to write his own speech in Chapter Forty-Six, and why does his chief of staff not want him to write his own speech?
9. What reasons does Anna give herself for breaking up with Mitch in Chapter Twenty-Seven?
10. How does Donatella arouse Anna's jealousy when they meet in Chapter Twenty-Seven?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Some aspects of Separation of Power seem well-researched, realistic and believable while other aspects of the story seem implausible. Discuss this fact and cite at least three examples from the text to support your arguments.
Essay Topic 2
Separation of Power contains a number of instances of foreshadowing. Cite three examples of foreshadowing in the novel and how this technique is used to indicate events to come.
Essay Topic 3
While Mitch Rapp is the clear protagonist of the novel, it could be argued that Hank Clark, Ben Freidman, and Saddam Hussein are all antagonists. Compare and contrast these villains. Cite examples from the text to support your arguments.
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