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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 invites Victor to visit a German military base?
(a) Grobke.
(b) Berel Jastrow.
(c) Palmer Kirby.
(d) Admiral Henry.

2. Why does Grobke take Victor to meet his daughter and grandchildren?
(a) He wants Victor to eat dinner with him.
(b) He plans to offer Victor a bribe.
(c) He wants Victor to see a typical German family.
(d) Hitler told him to do so.

3. Why does Aaron Jastrow send Victor a telegram?
(a) He doesn't know where Byron and Natalie are.
(b) He is angry that Natalie has run away with Byron.
(c) He knows Byron and Natalie are living together in Warsaw.
(d) He wants Victor to stop Byron from marrying Natalie.

4. Who leads the tour of the U-boat facility?
(a) Hitler.
(b) Wolf Stoller.
(c) Armin von Roon.
(d) Grobke.

5. Why does Rhoda host a party for Palmer Kirby by herself?
(a) Victor is ordered to London.
(b) Hitler has called Victor to Berlin.
(c) She wants to surprise Victor.
(d) Victor is ordered to Washington.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Victor hesitate to accept the Navy's intelligence mission?

2. According to Talky, with whom will the British form an alliance?

3. Who is Byron?

4. How does Byron protect Hartley from the Germans?

5. What does Admirable Preble do with Victor's memo?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Hugh Cleveland and Madeline Henry's relationship.

2. What secret treaty existed between Hitler and Stalin?

3. Why does Talky believe that Hitler is not preparing for war?

4. Describe Victor Henry.

5. How do Natalie and Byron escape Warsaw?

6. How does Byron protect Hartley from the Germans?

7. Why does Grobke invite Victor to meet his daughter and grandchildren?

8. What technology does Digger Brown show Victor?

9. How does Pamela succeed in secretly demeaning Hitler in front of Germans?

10. How do Victor, Rhoda, Byron and Palmer offend a German waiter?

(see the answer keys)

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