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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. What made taking North Korean prisoners risky for Hackworth?
(a) His rifle was empty.
(b) North Korean troops were marching towards his position.
(c) He was outnumbered.
(d) The prisoner was larger than him.
2. What did Hackworth's men start calling themselves?
(a) Hackworth's killers.
(b) Hackworth's survivors.
(c) Hackworth's 48.
(d) Hackworth's rangers.
3. Why did Hackworth and Colonel Young have a series of confrontations?
(a) Hackworth's unorthodox methods.
(b) Hackworth's lack of control of his men.
(c) Hackworth's constant training.
(d) Hackworth's refusal to follow orders.
4. Why did Hackworth scout the hill?
(a) Opportunity targets.
(b) Roads for tanks.
(c) A weak point.
(d) Gun positions.
5. When did Easy company join the United Nations in a joint operation?
(a) End of March.
(b) End of August.
(c) End of July.
(d) End of May.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who commanded the tanks that came to assist G company?
2. Who announced to Hackworth and his men that they would have to reinforce Berlin?
3. What was Hackworth's working on in Germany?
4. What was the name of the company commander?
5. What was the unit Hackworth created called?
Short Essay Questions
1. When they moved to the Chorwan Valley, what was the unit told and what did it mean?
2. What injury did Hackworth receive?
3. What did the Wolfhound Regiment consist of?
4. What effect did Eisnhower's program, Reductions in Force (RIF) have?
5. What did Hackworth do in Santa Monica according to Chapter 8?
6. What happened to Hackworth according to Chapter 4?
7. What were the United Nation forces focusing on in Chapter 5?
8. What did the Raiders accept according to Chapter 7?
9. How does Hackworth describe the training of the Wolfhound Raiders according to Chapter 6?
10. What did Hackworth reveal about his enlisting in the Army in Chapter 2?
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