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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapters 69-96.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Naomi drinking in the beginning of Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 47?
(a) A gimlet.
(b) A martini.
(c) A Coca Cola.
(d) Scotch and soda.
2. Where does the narrator say Karl Selig and his team had set out to sea five weeks ago in the novel’s Prologue?
(a) Jakarta, Indonesia.
(b) Cape Town, South Africa.
(c) New Delhi, India.
(d) New York, New York.
3. How many seats are in the airplane that David leads Kate to in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 46?
(a) 6.
(b) 4.
(c) 8.
(d) 10.
4. Who is the Police Inspector General who is quoted in the news release in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 43 as saying, “We know Dr. Warner’s clinic was the legal guardian of over 100 Indonesian children who were taken without their parents’ consent”?
(a) Vincent Tarea.
(b) Nakula Pang.
(c) Howard Keegan.
(d) Eddi Kusnadi.
5. What is the decoded message that David shows Kate in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 46?
(a) “Cut the power. Save my kids.”
(b) “Call Clocktower. Ask for Bob.”
(c) “Answer the riddle and talk to the boss.”
(d) “Call the cops. Get me home.”
Short Answer Questions
1. For how long has Robert Hunt been living in “the pod” in the beginning of Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 48?
2. Who arrives at the Clocktower Station Headquarters to meet with David Vale in Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 9?
3. What color is the “sweet elixir” that David gives Dr. Kate Warner when she awakens in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 40?
4. The press release that comprises Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 87 is from what news organization?
5. The man who is being met with in the beginning of Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 2 is described as an informant with information about an imminent terrorist attack called what?
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