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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. Why did Hackworth refuse to leave the hill after being wounded?
(a) He didn't consider his wound serious.
(b) He didn't want to lose his command.
(c) He wanted a prisoner.
(d) He wanted to be credited for the victory.

2. Who replaced General MacArthur in command of the American troops in Korea?
(a) General Eisenhower.
(b) General Martin.
(c) General Khan.
(d) General Ridgeway.

3. Why did the North Koreans have an advantage in fighting F Company?
(a) They had better soldiers.
(b) They knew the terrain better.
(c) They had better weapons.
(d) They had better air support.

4. What hospital was Hackworth transferred to after his head injury?
(a) USS Aurora.
(b) USS Haven.
(c) USS Hope.
(d) USS Poseidon.

5. What did Hackworth decide he wanted to do?
(a) Learn German.
(b) Teach military tactics.
(c) Become a General.
(d) Become a training officer in Vietnam.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Company D rated according to Chapter 12?

2. Where was Hackworth treated for his wounds?

3. Where did Hackworth and the medic find more North Koreans soldiers before the North Korean counterattack?

4. What did Joe Rice make safer?

5. Where were the wounded transported after being treated at MASH?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Hackworth reveal about his enlisting in the Army in Chapter 2?

2. What did the Wolfhound Regiment consist of?

3. On what date does Chapter 1 open and what was happening?

4. What effect did Eisnhower's program, Reductions in Force (RIF) have?

5. How was Berlin divided?

6. What did the Raiders accept according to Chapter 7?

7. What did Hackworth realize when he killed a North Korean soldier?

8. What did Hackworth's unit begin doing?

9. How did Charlie Greer and Hack view their injuries?

10. What did Hackworth make known in Chapter 9?

(see the answer keys)

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