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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. What does Foley insist JFK will do?
(a) Fold under pressure.
(b) Give rewards to those who support him.
(c) Live up to his committments.
(d) Be assassinated.

2. What does Paul see that he pieces together?
(a) Mental images.
(b) A torn up letter from a Russian spy.
(c) Bits of information from other agents.
(d) Newspaper clippings.

3. What does Foley believe about Paul and David?
(a) That Paul is using David for information.
(b) That they are in collusion and will harm the United States.
(c) He believes Paul is obsessed and questions David's objectivity.
(d) That David is using Paul for a promotion.

4. Back in Paris, what does Christopher read?
(a) The hot report.
(b) The Wall Street Journal.
(c) A comic book.
(d) The New York Times.

5. Where is the safe house in Washington, D.C.?
(a) On Q Street.
(b) Near the Pentagon.
(c) In the Georgetown area.
(d) On Harbor Avenue.

Short Answer Questions

1. What photographs does Luong supply to Christopher?

2. Why will learning a connection to Lê Thu be difficult right now?

3. What convinces Paul he loves his girlfriend?

4. What will not fail if America learns that JFK is killed in revenge?

5. Where does Webster have Molly investigated?

Short Essay Questions

1. What sudden revelation does Paul have and how does he have it?

2. What is the key phrase that Kim speaks that makes Paul realize who may be responsible for JFK's death and what does Paul do after the realization?

3. Who does Paul go to meet in Léopoldville and describe the person.

4. Describe the dinner conversation between Kim and Paul.

5. Whose corpse does Paul go to see and what is he told there?

6. How does Paul avoid going to jail in Vietnam?

7. What demonstrates that Paul is still at risk despite the Truong toc saying Paul is harmless and to let him live?

8. Describe Molly, Paul Christopher's current girlfriend.

9. What is ironic about Piero Cremona's statement about the United States Marines when reading this book in the present time?

10. Briefly describe the discussion during the dinner with Christopher, the Websters, Foley and Peggy McKinney.

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