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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. In what year does Chapter 70 begin?
(a) 1919.
(b) 1916.
(c) 1911.
(d) 1921.
2. Who returns to Eskibahçe and demands that all Christians leave with him for Greece in Chapter 88?
(a) Sergeant Osman.
(b) Nasreddin Hodja.
(c) Constantinos Mermingas.
(d) Rustem Bey.
3. What is the title of Chapter 62?
(a) "The Letter to Karatavuk."
(b) "Of Reading and Writing."
(c) "Ibrahim Gives Philothei a Goldfinch."
(d) "The Sadness of Rustem Bey."
4. With whom does Mustafa Kemal make agreements to regain Turkish land in Chapter 84?
(a) France and Russia.
(b) Italy and Germany.
(c) Saudi Arabia.
(d) Greece.
5. Who is King Alexander's grandfather by whom he is buried in Chapter 81?
(a) King George.
(b) King Peter.
(c) King Christopher.
(d) King Constantin.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the narrator in Chapter 67 say is the most miraculous thing he found about being at war?
2. Who leads the Italian soliders as they march into Eskibahçe in Chapter 74?
3. What is the name of King Alexander's German shepherd in Chapter 81?
4. Generally, how many days at a time did the soldiers have in the trench, according to the narrator in Chapter 66?
5. Who does King Alexander phone to send a doctor after he has been bitten by an ape in Chapter 81?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Mustafa Kemal's circumstances in Chapter 68?
2. What happened to Philothei's body?
3. How is the narrative of Chapter 85 related?
4. What did Tamara suggest to Rustem Bey when he visited her in Chapter 70?
5. Why did Sergeant Osman return to Eskibahçe in Chapter 88?
6. How is the narrative of Chapter 93 related?
7. What did Rustem Bey give to Granitola in Chapter 83? Why?
8. How is the narrative related in Chapter 62? How is this narrative style established?
9. How is the narrative of Chapter 92 related?
10. How is the narrative of Chapter 95 related?
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