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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. After Ben recovered from his wounds, what happened to him?
(a) He chooses to go stay with his grandparents.
(b) He chooses to travel abroad.
(c) He decides he no longer wants to take a backseat in life.
(d) He decided to commit suicide.
2. Why does she think the terrorists will be able to kill her?
(a) The terrorists are taking aim at the bus as it stalls.
(b) The bus stalls and they capture her.
(c) The bus falls into a ditch.
(d) They begin running after the bus.
3. How does Miro feel about this realization?
(a) He is sad he did not get to know his father.
(b) Miro feels upset that Artkin lied to him about being his father.
(c) He feels that Kate is lying to him and becomes angry.
(d) He is glad because he never liked him anyway.
4. What main theme is seen in this section?
(a) Self loathing.
(b) Forgiveness.
(c) Guilt.
(d) Happiness.
5. What is the name Ben's father uses in relation to Inner Delta missions?
(a) Bransome.
(b) Brains.
(c) Briggs.
(d) Brakes.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Miro decide to take Kate?
2. Where does he hide her?
3. What does he hope to do now that the mission is over?
4. How does the reader sense that Artkin's and Miro's relationship is different?
5. How does Artkin have proof of Sedeete's capture?
Short Essay Questions
1. Prior to Ben's death, what type of the man was the General?
2. As the General looks back on the day of the hijacking, what does he wonder?
3. What does Kate underestimate about Miro?
4. Why are the deaths horribly tragic in the book?
5. Why isn't Kate killed during or after her escape attempt?
6. What does the reader discover about the General in this section?
7. How does Artkin die?
8. What does the reader begin to wonder about Ben's involvement with the terrorists?
9. What happens to Kate's rescue/escape attempt?
10. How does Kate start the bus?
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