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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. How does Tyler get out of his prison?
(a) He assists in the birth of the red calf.
(b) He does not.
(c) He shoots his captor.
(d) He manages to break a window and climb out.

2. Where does the freighter take Diane and Tyler?
(a) To Canada.
(b) To South America.
(c) To Magellan and the Archway.
(d) To China.

3. What do Diane and Tyler carry to their new home?
(a) A letter from E.D.
(b) Jason's ashes.
(c) Carol's ashes.
(d) A piece of Spin.

4. Where does Tyler have to take Diane to save her?
(a) To Mars.
(b) To India.
(c) To Perihelion.
(d) Thousands of miles across the country.

5. What does Tyler hint is the reason for Spin?
(a) Spin is a way of delaying the end of the world that humans were bringing onto themselves.
(b) An experiement that went awry by the Russians.
(c) Aliens wanting to end the human race.
(d) Aliens giving humans a longer life span.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is traveling at night getting more dangerous?

2. In what field does Martian technology lead Earth's?

3. What are the replicators?

4. Who does Simon finally talk to on the phone?

5. About what does E.D. try to convince Lomax?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jason report to Tyler about the replicators a few years after they were launched?

2. What does Tyler wonder about Diane and how does she respond?

3. Why is Jason dying?

4. How does Tyler and Diane escape from Condon's ranch?

5. What does Wun tell Tyler about a possible cure for Jason?

6. How is Jason's health, what does he ask Tyler to do and how does Tyler respond?

7. What does Tyler do and how does he feel when men burn down Ina's clinic?

8. As Tyler, Diane and others are waiting to leave what happens?

9. What happens shortly after the Spin membrane is gone?

10. What does Simon say about his conflict between Diane and his beliefs?

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