2. How did Tang know Albert Pham Ngoc Thao?
(a) As a good friend at the lycee.
(b) From Ben Tre Province.
(c) From his days in Paris.
(d) From his meeting with Ho Chi Minh.

3. What happened to Tang ten days before Albert Thao attempted a coup on Khan's regime?
(a) He left the NLF for good.
(b) He refused to let Thao take refuge with him.
(c) He was arrested.
(d) He was sent to America as a diplomat.

4. After the overthrow of Diem, what did Tang become director-general of?
(a) The Saigon government.
(b) The national sugar company.
(c) The self-determination movement.
(d) The NLF.

5. What is COSVN which is described in Chapter 11?
(a) The Northern Vietnamese army forces.
(b) A leadership group made up of delegates from the Worker's Party.
(c) The National Liberation Front system.
(d) The North Vietnamese politburo.

6. What was the official name of the Vietnamese Communist Party?
(a) National Liberation Front.
(b) To Cong.
(c) Tran Buu.
(d) Lao Dong.

7. What did Tang's father threaten to do in Chapter 3?
(a) Stop sending him new clothing.
(b) Cut off Tang's funds.
(c) Restrict his passport.
(d) Commit suicide out of shame.

8. What did Tang do when he was drafted by the Bao Dai government?
(a) He became a teacher wherever he was needed.
(b) He enrolled in college.
(c) He left the country.
(d) He joined the revolution in Cambodia.

9. Where was Tang taken in Chapter 9 when two well-dressed men visited him at his office in the sugar company?
(a) Police headquarters.
(b) To the airport.
(c) A restaurant in Saigon.
(d) To Hanoi.

10. Which of the following was NOT an objective of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam?
(a) Bring in American advisers to help with the movement's actions.
(b) Overthrow the Diem regime.
(c) Build an independent economy.
(d) Bring unity to the different classes of people in the South.

11. By the end of 1958, who were basically the only people who supported Diem's regime?
(a) The tribespeople from the mountains.
(b) Northern Catholic refugees and those who profited from Diem's schemes.
(c) The French.
(d) Nationalist-minded Vietnamese.

12. When a revolution in Saigon took place in 1945, which group did Tang join?
(a) The Alliance.
(b) The Neighborhood Contingent.
(c) The Vanguard Youth.
(d) Ho Chi Minh's Men.

13. When Tang was arrested in Chapter 10, what was he accused of?
(a) Conspiring to assassinate the president.
(b) Being a Communist Party member.
(c) Being too wealthly.
(d) Being head of the NLF.

14. What prevented Tang from attending the First National Congress in 1962?
(a) He was arrested.
(b) He had an ulcer crisis.
(c) There were no black pajamas available for him.
(d) His connections were gone and he could not get there.

15. What did Tang's grandfather teach his clan each Sunday?
(a) A proper Vietnamese diet.
(b) How to achieve artistic development.
(c) The elements of political regimes.
(d) The precepts of Confucian ethics.