1. At the funeral, Sergetov is enraged by the loss of life that resulted from the explosion. He is also angry because of what reason?
(a) The Politburo used the funeral as an excuse to discuss politics publicly.
(b) He feels responsible for the death of the children.
(c) One of the parents of the deceased made a scene.
(d) Half of the people who knew about the attack were at the funeral.

2. What is notable about the "terrorist's" statement that angers Toland's superiors?
(a) The terrorist's story is too perfect.
(b) There are no hard facts available about the attack or the terrorist.
(c) The man is too emotional about his story.
(d) The man's story is full of holes and contradictions.

3. What two areas do the Russians plan to attack during Red Storm?
(a) West Germany and the Low Countries.
(b) Afghanistan and Jordan.
(c) Cambodia and South Korea.
(d) England and Ireland.

4. During the attack on the Nizhnevartovsk oil refinery, Tolkaze stops for a moment to read something. What was it?
(a) A map of the refinery.
(b) A prayer for the people he killed.
(c) Part of his father's Koran.
(d) Instructions on how to loosen the refinery's valves.

5. What does Sergetov note about the Politburo's decision to go to war for oil?
(a) That the Politburo wants to go to war because they hate other countries.
(b) That the Russian people want to go to war to make their country richer.
(c) That oil is more important than the lives of Russian citizens.
(d) That it's safer to send Russians to war than to let them live cold and hungry.