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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. What does Mark find a piece of in his grandfather's safe?
(a) Scottish tartan.
(b) His birth certificate.
(c) A treasure map.
(d) A telegraph from his grandmother.

2. What does Anna bring the women hidden under her skirts?
(a) Keys to their cells.
(b) Letters from home.
(c) Sausages.
(d) Books.

3. What does Rachel use to avoid Schorner's advances?
(a) She offers him her daughter instead.
(b) She feigns illness.
(c) Poison.
(d) Her recent status as a widow.

4. What even more lethal gas does Smith tell Mark about?
(a) Fericite.
(b) Soman.
(c) Nullidite.
(d) Heman.

5. What did the men use twigs to do at the end of Chapter 25?
(a) Keep the last cylinder in place.
(b) Feed themselves until they were rescued.
(c) Start a fire to see by.
(d) Mark the spot they had landed.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is in the intelligence folder Stern gives to the Allies?

2. Who does Mark confide in about his horrific discovery?

3. What does Jonas realize about Smith lying to McConnell?

4. What does Mark learn was the true fate of his brother David in Chapter 14?

5. What does Frau Hagan tell Rachel she should do in Chapter 13?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 25, what happens when Sergeant McShane and his men land in Germany with the cylinders?

2. What does Rachel learn about Brandt and Anna in Chapter 19?

3. When Eisenhower refuses to endorse his plan, what does Churchill do?

4. Why does Schorner ask to see Rachel in Chapter 20?

5. Why does Stern believe Smith has an informant at the Totenhausen Camp?

6. What does Frau Hagan tell Rachel in Chapter 13?

7. What are Smith's instructions to Stern in Chapter 24?

8. What do Mark and Jonas suspect about Brigadier Smith in Chapters 10 and 11?

9. Why does Rabbi Liebovitz approach Mark McConnell III and what does he tell him?

10. What does Mark think about Sarin gas?

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