3. Why do the Marines at Guadalcanal feel abandoned?
(a) They don't have maps of the area.
(b) The US Air Force stop its bombing run.
(c) The US Navy pulls off the island.
(d) Their dead officers are not replaced.

4. What could Hon and Pickering face if someone found about Moore?
(a) Dishonnorable discharge.
(b) Reasignment to the front.
(c) Court martial and death.
(d) Court martial and prison.

5. What is the rank of the soldier accompanying Pickering?
(a) Major.
(b) Sergeant Major.
(c) Colonel.
(d) Lieutenant.

6. What does MacArthur's office claim not to know?
(a) That Pickering is dead.
(b) That Pickering is in the Navy.
(c) That Pickering was supposed to be in the U.S.
(d) That Pickering is alive.

7. What is Pickering put in charge of?
(a) Ammunition on the island.
(b) Medical care on the island.
(c) Intelligence on the island.
(d) Food on the island.

8. What shocks the reader?
(a) Pickering's decision to leave.
(b) Pickering's decision to go to battle.
(c) Pickering's choice of a replacement.
(d) Pickering's decision to fly solo.

9. Where is Dailey first assigned before going back to the US?
(a) The Pacific Front.
(b) The South Atlantic Front.
(c) The German front.
(d) North Africa.

10. How many messages does Hon bring to MacArthur?
(a) 3.
(b) 2.
(c) 4.
(d) 5.

11. How many men survived Goettge's patrol?
(a) 2
(b) 12.
(c) 5.
(d) 6.

12. What does Ellen think of Dailey?
(a) That he is a dreamer.
(b) That he is full of his own importance.
(c) That he is a nice man.
(d) That he is too good to be sent to the front line.

13. What do Hon and his team try to determine from the message intercepted from the Japanese?
(a) Where Yamamoto is.
(b) How many troops are sent to Guadalcanal.
(c) Who sent it.
(d) If the Japanese know where their fleet is.

14. What decision does Pickering make?
(a) To go battle.
(b) To fly a Wildcat.
(c) To take a leave of absence.
(d) To go home.

15. Where does Dailey meet with MacArthur?
(a) Guadalcanal.
(b) Perth.
(c) Brisbane.
(d) Sidney.