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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. Who is in charge of the Office of Strategic Services?
(a) Hoover.
(b) Donovan.
(c) Knox.
(d) Roosevelt.
2. Who along with Dillon watches Banning's plane leave for Washington from Pickering's house?
(a) McCoy.
(b) Easterbrook.
(c) Pick.
(d) Hoover.
3. Where do Banning and Pickering meet to look at some film of Henderson Field?
(a) Tugalu.
(b) Pearl Harbor.
(c) Paris.
(d) Guadalcanal.
4. How many minutes of fuel does Galloway's plane have before it is forced to land after the bombing?
(a) 1-2.
(b) 5-6.
(c) 8-10.
(d) 0.
5. What is the hotel where Pickering meets Fowler?
(a) Taj Mahal.
(b) McMillan Marriott.
(c) Oberoi.
(d) Foster Lafayette.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is outfitted with fresh clothing and driven to Muku-Muku, Pickering's estate?
2. Who exposes the film in his camera because he does not want pictures of the cargo?
3. Who was mentioned in a memo from the Secretary of the Navy and a member of the combat correspondents?
4. Who is the Major that awakens on Guadalcanal and goes to meet Vandergrift?
5. What plane is flown by fighter plane pilots oddly?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Pickering has his staff analyze the MAGIC intelligence, what does he learn about the Japanese and what they can do or not?
2. How do Dillon and the general assist Easterbrook in regaining his reputation?
3. What is Stecker's experience abroad and what does he think the Japanese will attack?
4. How is Dunn described in Chapter 1?
5. Why is Macklin in trouble with the Marines and Wilson for his service?
6. When Galloway and Pick fly a search mission, what obstacles do they face and overcome?
7. What is Max Krinski's role?
8. Why are Dillon and McCoy rude to the officer at the Personnel Office?
9. Why is there tension between Pickering and Donovan?
10. What is Dillon in charge of that inspires awe from the Marines?
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