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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 Miro reveal himself to be?
(a) A follower.
(b) An evil person.
(c) A menacing young man.
(d) A frightened young teen.

2. Why does Kate finally encourage Raymond to eat the candy?
(a) Because she wants him to get some rest.
(b) Because the terrorists realize he is more lucid than other children.
(c) She does not wish for Raymond to get hurt by the terrorists.
(d) Raymond needs food, so he has to eat the candy.

3. Where were the children originally headed to on the bus?
(a) To school.
(b) To a city park.
(c) A large playground.
(d) Day camp.

4. How does Miro feel after the others berate him for overlooking Kate's search?
(a) Humiliated.
(b) Hurt that Artkin did not help him.
(c) Angry with Kate.
(d) Humiliated and angry.

5. How is Miro careful to elude his captors?
(a) He dresses in camo attire.
(b) He rides a bike to his next location.
(c) He slowly and carefully travels through the woods.
(d) He disguises himself as a local.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Kate think will happen to her if she can talk to Miro?

2. What does the General know about Ben?

3. Who is shot by a sniper?

4. What is Miro doing before Kate tries to take off?

5. What is the name Ben's father uses in relation to Inner Delta missions?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is the book's ending ironic?

2. Why does Miro decide to kill Kate?

3. What explains Ben's need for forgiveness from his father.

4. Why isn't Kate killed during or after her escape attempt?

5. Why does Kate become nervous and sad?

6. What does the reader begin to wonder about Ben's involvement with the terrorists?

7. What happens to Kate's rescue/escape attempt?

8. What does the General remember about the day of the hijacking?

9. How does Artkin die?

10. Prior to Ben's death, what type of the man was the General?

(see the answer keys)

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