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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As David works through the events of the past, he determines in Part III: "The Tombs of Atlantis," Chapter 124 that Tom Warner went missing in what year?
(a) 1990.
(b) 1979.
(c) 1983.
(d) 1985.

2. Where does A.G. Riddle say he self-published The Atlantis Gene?
(a) Amazon Publishing.
(b) Google Publishing.
(c) Immari Publishing.
(d) Penguin Books.

3. Kate tells Dorian Sloane in Part III: "The Tombs of Atlantis," Chapter 112 that she treated the children from the Autism Research Center with stem cells from what?
(a) An embryo from a mutated alien.
(b) A fully-developed alien life form.
(c) The embryo of their dead child.
(d) A radioactively treated orangutan.

4. Who is revealed to be the man that Helena’s father intended for her to marry in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 91?
(a) Mallory Craig.
(b) Rutger Kane.
(c) Dr. Chang.
(d) Dieter Kane.

5. The Rock of Gibraltar is said to be one of what two structures in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 81?
(a) The Pillars of Hercules.
(b) The Pillars of Zeus.
(c) The Pillars of Athena.
(d) The Pillars of Pythagoras.

6. What is the name of the German soldier that greets Patrick Pierce in the journal entry from Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 79?
(a) Rutger Kane.
(b) Dieter Kane.
(c) Konrad Kane.
(d) Dmitry Kozlov.

7. Where is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention office located, as described in the opening of Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 78?
(a) New Delhi, India.
(b) Fort Collins, Colorado.
(c) Atlanta, Georgia.
(d) Cape Town, South Africa.

8. Patrick Pierce says in his final journal entry that the Immari and the Immaru were one group, presumably as recently as the time of what people that developed the first written history we have?
(a) The Mayans.
(b) The Sumerians.
(c) The Egyptians.
(d) The Greeks.

9. What is the last known place of habitation for the species Homo floresiensis?
(a) The Rock of Gibraltar.
(b) Flores Island in Indonesia.
(c) The Himalayan Mountains.
(d) The Andes Mountains.

10. By what name does Qian refer to the “mountain monks” and “the Light” in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 69?
(a) The Clocktower.
(b) The Immaru.
(c) The Illuminati.
(d) The Abergines.

11. In the first journal entry in Part III: "The Tombs of Atlantis," Chapter 97, Patrick Pierce says that the Spanish flu is expected to kill what percentage of the total human population?
(a) 10-15%.
(b) 15-20%.
(c) 2-5%.
(d) 1-2%.

12. When Kate asks Martin Grey why there aren’t any lights in Gibraltar in Part III: "The Tombs of Atlantis," Chapter 152, he tells her it is because it is a Protectorate of what?
(a) Toba Protocol.
(b) The Office of Strategic Services.
(c) Clocktower.
(d) The Immari Imperium.

13. What does the note say that Qian has left for Kate and David in Part III: "The Tombs of Atlantis," Chapter 98?
(a) “Please be safe and save the Clocktower.”
(b) “Forgive us our inaction. War is not in our nature.”
(c) “Please return. We will miss you.”
(d) “Look closely behind you and closer in front.”

14. Dorian Sloane is at the Main Conference Room of Clocktower Headquarters in what city in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 70?
(a) New Delhi, India.
(b) Sumatra, Indonesia.
(c) Fort Collins, Colorado.
(d) Cape Town, South Africa.

15. How many years does A.G. Riddle say he spent researching and writing The Atlantis Gene in the author’s notes at the end of the novel?
(a) 10.
(b) 5.
(c) 3.
(d) 2.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is described as “an ever-present danger in many coal mines” in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 81?

2. Dorian Sloane is revealed to be whom in Kate’s past in Part III: "The Tombs of Atlantis," Chapter 110?

3. When Dorian Sloane sends the two boys into the structure in Part III: "The Tombs of Atlantis," Chapter 104, he gives them an envelope to pass on to an older man in a military uniform if they happen to find him. Dorian then tells them to tell the man that who sent them?

4. What is the name that scientists use to describe the man who lived in Africa around 60,000 YA, and who is an ancestor to every human on the planet?

5. What is the last known place of habitation by the Neanderthals?

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