1) Why did James Veitch decide to reply to Solomon’s email instead of deleting it? a) A) He believed the offer was real b) B) He wanted to waste the scammer’s time c) C) He wanted to buy gold d) D) He was confused by the message 2) What did Solomon offer James in the email? a) A) A job b) B) Free gold c) C) A business proposal involving gold shipment d) D) A chance to travel 3) What was James’s fake job title? a) A) Lawyer and banker b) B) Hedge fund executive bank manager c) C) Economist d) D) Investment consultant 4) What does “the game was afoot” mean in the text? a) A) The email was confusing b) B) James accepted the challenge c) C) The game had ended d) D) Solomon was arrested 5) What did James suggest about the gold shipment? a) A) It should be canceled b) B) It should be done slowly c) C) It should be at least one metric tonne d) D) It should be less than 25 kilograms 6) 6. Why did James create a fake “code” for emails? a) A) To be more secure b) B) To make it more fun and ridiculous c) C) To impress Solomon d) D) To confuse his assistant 7) What does the phrase “tug your heartstrings” mean? a) A) To confuse someone b) B) To make someone emotional c) C) To start a business d) D) To be dishonest 8) What was Solomon’s dream purchase with the commission? a) A) A car b) B) A gold watch c) C) Real estate d) D) A plane ticket 9) What was James’s funny response about how he’d spend his cut? a) A) On hummus b) B) On gold c) A) On a vacation d) B) On charity 10) How did James reply to Winnie Mandela’s email about $45 million? a) A) He sent money immediately b) B) He believed her story c) C) He made fun of the situation with Bob Marley lyrics d) D) He contacted the police

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