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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 does Moore board a seaplane for Pearl Harbor?
(a) June 20, 1942.
(b) June 22, 1942.
(c) June 25, 1942.
(d) June 27, 1942.

2. What military branch is Dunn part of?
(a) US NAVY.
(b) US ARMY.
(c) US AIR FORCE
(d) USMC.

3. What does Moore discover when he asks McCoy about his nickname?
(a) That it is not a subject he wants to cover.
(b) It was given by his wife.
(c) It was earned in Germany.
(d) That it was because of his hard punches.

4. What is Moore apprehensive about at the start of Chapter 4?
(a) His brother's reaction to his new assignment.
(b) His father's reaction to his new assignment.
(c) His sister's reaction to his new assignment.
(d) His mother's reaction to his new assignment.

5. What island do Pickering, Major Banning and Pluto Hon discuss after deciding Moore's assignment?
(a) Bougainville.
(b) Leyte.
(c) Guadalcanal.
(d) The Mariannes.

Short Answer Questions

1. What degree did Moore get?

2. When is the First Marine Division set to attack the Solomon Islands?

3. How many men are present for the meeting of Pickering with MacArthur?

4. What is McCoy's nickname?

5. What rank do Jacob Reeves and the other soldiers give to the villagers that help them?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Moore have difficulty with?

2. What does Pickering give to MacArthur during a top secret gathering?

3. What does Andrew Foster ask Galloway to give his grandson?

4. How does Moore feel about his father in Chapter 4?

5. What does Dunn realize people think about him?

6. What happens between Moore and his father?

7. Who is Major Jake Dillon?

8. What are Sgt. Rutterman and Captain Sessions discussing at the start of Chapter 3?

9. What does Sgt. Moore realize about Captain Sessions?

10. In Chapter 1, where is William Charles "Bill" Dunn stationed and why is he frightened?

(see the answer keys)

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