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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. When was Hackworth's unit told they were going on reserve?
(a) When they started going through the Than Valley.
(b) When they started going through the Hani Valley.
(c) When they started going through the Chorwan Valley.
(d) When they started going through the Wang Valley.
2. What was the name of the medic assigned with Hackworth?
(a) De Rich.
(b) Van Mieter.
(c) Smith.
(d) Marks.
3. Who was the commanding officer of the Ranger unit that Third platoon joined?
(a) Captain Mark Stubert.
(b) Captain Ira Wenmann.
(c) Captain John Scagnelli.
(d) Captain John Maxwell.
4. What was the hill where the North Korean were stationed called?
(a) Hamburger Hill.
(b) The Small Hill.
(c) The No Name Hill.
(d) Hill Wang.
5. Who came to visit Hackworth on the front?
(a) Fred Crispino.
(b) Jack Markus.
(c) Gail Herart.
(d) Mark Stevens.
Short Answer Questions
1. During what operation did Hackworth become the assistant to the platoon sergeant?
2. What officer's club did Hackworth say he got drunk at?
3. Who initiated the Reduction in Force program?
4. Where was Hackworth ordered to report after coming back to the U.S?
5. When were the Raiders disbanded?
Short Essay Questions
1. When the tanks went to assist G Company, what did Hackworth find?
2. What happened to Hackworth according to Chapter 4?
3. What did the Raiders accept according to Chapter 7?
4. What did Hackworth do in Santa Monica according to Chapter 8?
5. What did Hackworth make known in Chapter 9?
6. What role did Hackworth have in the Fox Company?
7. What did Hackworth reveal about his enlisting in the Army in Chapter 2?
8. What injury did Hackworth receive?
9. How does Hackworth describe the training of the Wolfhound Raiders according to Chapter 6?
10. On what date does Chapter 1 open and what was happening?
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