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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. Which museum did Lupetti visit upon returning to the countries involved in the war?
(a) The War Battleground Museum.
(b) The War Memorial Museum.
(c) The War Remnants Museum.
(d) The War Restoration Museum.

2. How was Joe Ponder wounded during the war?
(a) In a battle that Kerry recounts.
(b) In an accident caused by Kerry.
(c) In an accident witnessed by Kerry.
(d) In a battle Kerry was supposed to be in.

3. How did the applause change when the actual Swift Boat Veterans were introduced at their Reunion?
(a) It became a little less vocal.
(b) It did not change.
(c) It caused a riot to break out.
(d) It became more vocal and uproarious.

4. How does O'Neill refer to Ponder's participation in the Swift Boat Veterans Reunion?
(a) It was the last moment.
(b) It was the first moment.
(c) It was the most surprising moment.
(d) It was the most memorable moment.

5. How many signatures were on the open letter to Kerry from the Swiftees?
(a) Nearly 100.
(b) Over 250.
(c) Over 200.
(d) Nearly 200.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who controlled the forests that the PCFs were assigned to?

2. Who is recognized along with Kerry in the "War Heroes" exhibit?

3. Who designed the "War Heroes" exhibit Lupetti observed in the museum?

4. According to Edwards, who do you need to listen to in order to really understand Kerry?

5. Where were the PCFs tasked?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why were the Swiftees not surprised by Kerry's actions before the Swift Boat Veterans Reunion?

2. What is significant about the location of Lupetti's observation and who was responsible for it?

3. What is the purpose of the open letter the Swift Boat Veterans issue to John Kerry?

4. What is the general purpose of an Introduction, and how do O'Neill and Corsi use it to establish their intentions in Unfit for Command?

5. What is the reaction of Kerry at the Swift Boats Veterans Reunion in 2003 and why is it significant?

6. How is Lupetti's observation in Vietnam relevant to Kerry and the ideas about him that the book outlines?

7. How many people did not sign the Swift Boat Veterans' open letter to Kerry, how important is it, and what are some of the possible reasons they did not participate?

8. What are Hoffman's thoughts about Kerry, and why do the authors choose to begin the book with his quote?

9. How do the authors plan to answer the questions they pose at the end of the Introduction, and are their methods effective?

10. How many signatures are on the open letter to Kerry by the Swift Boat veterans, and why is that important for the book's main point?

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