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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. Who provided the report to the Royal Society on jaunting?
(a) Sir Arthur Kelvin.
(b) Sir Issac Newton.
(c) Sir John Kelvin.
(d) Sir Walter Raleigh.

2. Who is the spokesperson to Foyle for the inhabitants of the Sargasso Asteroid?
(a) Jeremiah.
(b) Joseph.
(c) Erlenmeyer.
(d) Jacob.

3. What causes Foyle's regular blackouts?
(a) Depression.
(b) Lack of sleep.
(c) Oxygen deprivation.
(d) Hunger.

4. What is the name of the group which populates the Sargasso Asteroid?
(a) The Squatter People.
(b) The Brilliant People.
(c) The Unchanging People.
(d) The Scientific People.

5. How old does Jiz tell Gully she is?
(a) 40 years old.
(b) 20 years old.
(c) 105 years old.
(d) 55 years old.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the publicity representative of the Jaunte Schools?

2. What reward does Dagenham offer Foyle for information about the Nomad?

3. Who is the man with the rebuilt platinum skull in Chapter 3?

4. What does Presteign wish to be called by others?

5. What is the Gouffre Martel?

Short Essay Questions

1. What relationship does Robin have with Foyle early on?

2. Describe Foyle and Jiz's escape from the prison.

3. What keeps Foyle from divulging information about the whereabouts of the Nomad when he is questioned at the Nightmare Theater?

4. What is the relationship between Jiz and Sam Quatt?

5. What happens in the relationship between the Inner Planets and Outer Satellites as a result of jaunting?

6. Describe Robin Wednesbury and her job, as introduced in Chapter 3.

7. What does Jiz ask of Harley Baker, and why is he qualified to do what she asks?

8. What is so significant about Jaunte's first jaunte?

9. What ultimately happens to Sam in Chapter 6, and how does it happen?

10. What seems to be the initial impetus for someone to jaunte, but is later found to be unnecessary?

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