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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. Who organizes a gala of Polish music after the country is reunited?
(a) Janko.
(b) Marjorie.
(c) Bukowski.
(d) Krystyna.
2. Where is Under the Clock located?
(a) In Lublin.
(b) In Moscow.
(c) In Dublin.
(d) In Berlin.
3. Who does the underground want to lead the partisan group in the Forest of Szczek?
(a) Janko.
(b) Jan.
(c) Krumpf.
(d) Buk.
4. What do the commandos retrieve from a river, then photograph, after witnessing a weapons testing?
(a) A V2 rocket.
(b) A machine gun.
(c) A submarine.
(d) The hydrogen bomb.
5. Where does Pilic live?
(a) Krakow.
(b) Banat.
(c) Lublin.
(d) Moscow.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who organizes a school in secrecy in order to continue educating the Polish children?
2. Who is Count Andrezej Lubonski in Vienna to meet in 1895?
3. After Poland is reunited, who moves back to Gorka and functions as an adviser to the Polish government?
4. Who decides to take up headquarters in Lubonski's castle?
5. Who is Szymon's cellmate?
Short Essay Questions
1. What kind of gala does Marjorie organize in 1918 and what is its social importance?
2. For what two reasons do the secret police investigate Wiktor Bukowski?
3. What becomes of Jan when the Stork Commandos return to their villages?
4. What is the complaint that Count Andrzej Lubonski hears during his visit to Vienna in 1895?
5. Who does Feliks side with when there is conflict between Kosciuszko and Russia and why?
6. Explain the situation in which Count Andrzej Lubonski challenges someone to a duel during his visit to Vienna in 1895?
7. Who is SS Major Konrad Krumpf and where is he stationed?
8. Explain how and when Poland "disappears."
9. Why won't Feliks ever marry into a magnate's family? Who explains this to him?
10. Who is Count Andrzej Lubonski and what is the purpose of his visit to Vienna in 1895?
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