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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. Where does Volterra need to travel to meet a possible cult member in Chapter 6?
(a) Jerusalem.
(b) Dubai.
(c) Cairo.
(d) Beirut.
2. In Chapter 2, James says that Kathryn once attacked him with what household item?
(a) A meat tenderizer.
(b) A desk lamp.
(c) A potato peeler.
(d) A letter opener.
3. Which of following characters does not speak Ob?
(a) Owen.
(b) Tap.
(c) Kathryn.
(d) James.
4. Who else is on the bus that Volterra, James, and Del take in Chapter 6?
(a) Muslim pilgrims.
(b) Israeli military.
(c) Japanese students.
(d) Baptist missionaries.
5. Why is James concerned about Tap in Chapter 1?
(a) He is concerned Tap is too attached to Owen.
(b) He does not know where he's attending school in September.
(c) He is concerned about Tap's refusal to learn Greek.
(d) He wants Tap to return to the United States.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Anand's profession?
2. Why does Charles Maitland get angry at James at the end of Chapter 7?
3. In Chapter 7, what does James accuse Owen of doing?
4. In Chapter 1, where does James tell Kathryn he has been doing most of his work?
5. Which of the following is not a named object that Tap and James debate the meaning of in Chapter 1?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does James Axton do in Europe?
2. Describe Owen Brademas.
3. What plan does Volterra have for his life after film?
4. What do Owen and James talk about at the end of Chapter 2?
5. What strange coincidence does James notice at the end of Chapter 6?
6. How has Kathryn Axton changes since separating from James?
7. How do Kathryn and James discuss their relationship in Chapter 2?
8. How did James Axton begin working at Northeast Group?
9. How does Kathryn rise quickly in Owen Brademas's dig?
10. What explanation of the language cult's motives does Vosdanik offer in Chapter 6?
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