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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 do they find that doesn't appear to belong?
(a) Carvings from another period.
(b) A room full of potsherds.
(c) A burial cyst with two bodies.
(d) None of the above.

2. What are the names of the two black on white shards Sonya takes out first?
(a) Kopla and Coring.
(b) Cortez and Kayenta.
(c) Caplan and Cayenne.
(d) Candice and Koyla.

3. What does Skip find out about his brakes?
(a) That the mechanic failed to do his job.
(b) That the brake fluid leaked out under the car.
(c) That someone cut the lines.
(d) That someone drained them deliberately.

4. What does the figure in the cave chant?
(a) Nora, Nora, Nora.
(b) Die, die, die.
(c) Kelly, Kelly, Kelly.
(d) Burn, burn, burn.

5. Who is the geochronologist on the expedition?
(a) Dr. Blakewood
(b) Skip Kelly
(c) Sloane Goddard
(d) Aaron Black.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is that his first assignment?

2. When Aragon examines the items from the cliff dwelling, what two things does he discover?

3. Who else does Nora insist accompany the expedition?

4. What do reverse spirals signify?

5. What was significant about the skulls Nora and Sloane found in the Kiva?

Short Essay Questions

1. What distracts Goddard during his meeting with Nora?

2. Who is still missing from the group when Nora arrives at the meeting place?

3. How does John tell them that a person becomes a witch?

4. After Teresa's attack and murder, what had happened to her?

5. What does Dr. Blakewood want Nora to do when she tells him about her father's letter?

6. What circumstances surrounding the GPS are a problem and why?

7. What is Zero Site Trauma and why is it important?

8. What does Aragon accuse Black of?

9. Why did Nora Kelly's mother have such a low opinion of her husband, Padraic?

10. What incidents cause tensions to flare between Nora and Sloane?

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