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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 is Olga's occupation?
(a) Waitress.
(b) Prostitute.
(c) Nurse.
(d) Teacher.
2. The Navy admiral who gives Pantoja permission to use a ship is chief of what?
(a) Lake Forces of the Amazon.
(b) Sea Forces of the Amazon.
(c) River Forces of the Amazon.
(d) Ocean Forces of the Amazon.
3. How many prostitutes will be on staff in Pantoja's special service?
(a) 2,115.
(b) 1,010.
(c) 545.
(d) 4,380.
4. According to his mathematical calculations in Chapter 2, Pantoja determines that in order to meet demand, a total of how many services from prostitutes will be necessary on a monthly basis?
(a) 104,712.
(b) 5,043.
(c) 20,975.
(d) 50,453.
5. How has Leonor taken to consoling herself and passing time in her new city?
(a) By befriending prostitutes.
(b) With a new group of male friends.
(c) By getting a job.
(d) With religion.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the city where Pocha and Leonor went to hear a famous religious man speak?
2. How is Leonor related to Pantoja?
3. How many men have supposedly killed themselves over Olga?
4. Who sees Pantoja out on the town with Olga?
5. What is Brother Francisco's religious title?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the issue that Pantoja is being sent to the small city of Iquitos to handle?
2. Where does Pantoja's family hope he relocates?
3. What does Pocha say in a letter to her sister Chichi in Chapter 3?
4. On what conditions is the Special Service allowed to use a Navy boat?
5. What is Dispatch Number 2?
6. What signs of growth in the Special Service are shown in Chapter 5?
7. Why is Mother Leonor having a hard time in Iquitos?
8. What is Dispatch Number One?
9. Why does it take Pantoja and his crew a week to turn the Itaya depot into a suitable work space?
10. What problems does Pocha tell Chichi she is having with Pantoja?
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