2. Who will man the operation against the Lod airport?
(a) Left-behind members of the Palestinian Auxiliary Corps.
(b) Al-Qaeda operatives.
(c) Palestinian orphans from Iraq.
(d) Newly recruited members of the Palestinian Auxiliary Corps.

3. What does Richardson recommend the group do?
(a) Attempt escape.
(b) Commit mass suicide.
(c) Negotiate.
(d) Fight to the death.

4. What did Jacob Hausner bring with him that impresses Benjamin Dobkin?
(a) An extra generator.
(b) A psychological profile and identikit on Ahmed Rish.
(c) Ammunition.
(d) Cyanide pellets.

5. For what does Hausner first risk leaving the Concorde's position on the hill?
(a) To negotiate with Ahmed Rish.
(b) To reach the radio in the command center.
(c) To attempt to assassinate Ahmed Rish.
(d) To capture the weapons of the dead assailants.

6. What does Jacob Hausner assign the foreign ministers to do with the clothing in suitcases?
(a) Make dummies.
(b) Cover their heads.
(c) Make bandages.
(d) Make slings.

7. What does the intruder order Laskov to do?
(a) Turn the escort planes back.
(b) Land at the nearest clear field.
(c) Cover the flight of the Concordes.
(d) Send an "all is well" signal to Jerusalem.

8. Where is Miriam Bernstein's husband, Yosef?
(a) Missing and presumed dead in Syria.
(b) Preparing for the conference in New York.
(c) In a prison camp in Libya.
(d) At home in bed in Jerusalem.

9. What nationality is Nuri Salameh and the other workers who are complicit in sabotaging the aircraft?
(a) French.
(b) Palestinian.
(c) Arabian.
(d) Algerian.

10. Why is Miriam Bernstein excited about what the day will bring?
(a) An Arab-Israeli peace conference is beginning.
(b) She is meeting her old friend Abdel Majid Jabari.
(c) She has fallen in love with Teddy Laskov.
(d) She is looking forward to a good breakfast.

11. What first lets Nuri Salameh know he will not be going home from the meeting with Ahmed Rish?
(a) Ahmed Rish tells him.
(b) Ahmed Rish rejects his offer to go to Toulouse.
(c) The terrorists grab him suddenly.
(d) They meet in a hidden place.

12. Why does Jacob Hausner consider the flight of the Concordes unusually secure?
(a) They have armed escorts.
(b) The planes have been thoroughly examined.
(c) There is no worry about the passengers being terrorists.
(d) The planes will be monitored throughout the flight.

13. What is David Becker's worst fear?
(a) Flying.
(b) Being shot down.
(c) A terrorist prison camp.
(d) Getting too old to fly.

14. Why is Jerusalem unable to track the flight of the Concorde and its assailant over land?
(a) They are flying too low.
(b) They are flying blind.
(c) They are flying too high.
(d) They are too close together.

15. When had the ordnance been left behind by the Arab Legion?
(a) 1947.
(b) 1967.
(c) 1997.
(d) 1987.