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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 36.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the following characters senses something is wrong during the conversation between Webb and McAllister?
(a) Havilland.
(b) Marie.
(c) McAllister.
(d) Yao Ming.

2. At the meeting in Victoria Peak, what is determined as the first step in the plan to confront Sheng?
(a) Send Marie with Webb to try to bribe Sheng.
(b) Send a man to threaten Sheng in front of his supporters.
(c) Send a man claiming to be an ally concerned about leaks and traitors.
(d) Send U.S. forces to overcome Sheng's forces to run him out of Asia.

3. What does Bourne notice is strange about the guard near the campfire who is watching the woods?
(a) He is too tall to be Chinese.
(b) He looks American.
(c) His uniform is too pristine.
(d) He is dirty and not in a PRC uniform.

4. When they first meet in this novel, where does McAllister speak to Webb?
(a) In McAllister's home.
(b) In Webb's home.
(c) In Webb's office.
(d) On Webb's way home.

5. After driving out of the bird sanctuary with the impostor at the wheel, why does Webb decide to head to a local airport?
(a) They do not have money for gas.
(b) They will waste too much time driving to Shanghai.
(c) He does not want to sit in the car with the impostor for many hours.
(d) There are no dangers along the road to Shanghai.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Havilland suggest to Staples at the mansion as the only solution to resolve how Sheng has taken control over Asia?

2. Where does Webb, posing as the impostor Bourne, tell Soo Jiang he has been and has successfully obtained information to share with Soo's leader?

3. At the end of Chapter 10, what does Webb ask the men to do?

4. When McAllister and his wife cannot be located in Chapter 4, about what does Webb want answers?

5. After being dragged into the woods, how does the third contact feel about his fate with Webb?

(see the answer key)

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