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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. In which of the following do Machiavelli and Dee catch up to Nidhogg?
(a) Port de la Concorde.
(b) Port des Champs-Elysées.
(c) Port de Suffren.
(d) Port de la Conférence.

2. At which of the following national monuments does Josh note learning his fear of snakes?
(a) Hanford Reach.
(b) Devil’s Tower.
(c) Wupatki.
(d) Cabrillo.

3. Which of the following cities is noted as underlying Paris?
(a) Agedincum.
(b) Cenabum.
(c) Augustobona Tricassium.
(d) Lutetia.

4. Which of the following models of car does Joan drive?
(a) Bijou.
(b) Ami.
(c) 2CV.
(d) DS3.

5. When does Saint-Germain note having met Joan?
(a) 1859.
(b) 1489.
(c) 1849.
(d) 1589.

Short Answer Questions

1. Near which of the following does Dee lodge in Paris?

2. Which of the following does Josh note Sophie endures?

3. In which of the following countries does Flamel report having found Clarent?

4. Which of the following is noted as the approximate total length of the Paris sewer system?

5. Beneath which of the following prisons does Dee note having been made immortal?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why, per Areop-Enap, does Dee not kill the Old Spider?

2. What is the nature of the damage Clarent inflicts on Nidhogg?

3. What reasons does Saint-Germain suggest the Witch of Endor has for disliking him?

4. What plans had Sophie had for her year that have now been overset by her entry into the occult world?

5. What does Saint-Germain note is the most dangerous form of immortality, and why?

6. Why, per Perenelle, does Dee capture Areop-Enap?

7. What does Flamel note as the first secret of the Codex?

8. What justification does Sophie offer for her trust of Flamel and his associates?

9. In what circumstances does Saint-Germain note having started a romantic relationship with Joan?

10. What is the ultimate fate of Nidhogg in the novel?

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