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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 Queenie use to puncture a tire?
(a) Her hairpin.
(b) A knife.
(c) A wrench.
(d) A pencil.

2. Why is Queenie's nickname Queenie?
(a) She is always immaculate, and she is upper-class.
(b) It is not her nickname, it is her actual name.
(c) She acts like the opposite of a queen.
(d) She is a descendant of the Spanish royal family.

3. What does Maddie's grandfather do?
(a) Watchmaker.
(b) Bike repair.
(c) Doctor.
(d) Lawyer.

4. What plane does the training officer ask Maddie in Part I if she would like to try flying while she is at Oakway?
(a) A Wellington.
(b) A Puss Moth.
(c) A Lysander.
(d) A Spitfire.

5. What other nickname did Queenie have in the British service?
(a) Henley.
(b) Jam.
(c) Jenny.
(d) Scottie.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Maddie, Queenie and Dympna see on their flight in Part II?

2. Why does the ground crew think Maddie cannot fly the damaged plane?

3. Who do Maddie and Queenie meet at the pub by chance in Part II?

4. What was the uniform of the female wireless operators in Maddie's and Queenie's unit?

5. What do the Nazis let Queenie use to fix her hair for the interview?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Queenie most afraid of as a method of killing her in Part I?

2. What do the Gestapo do to Queenie's hair in Part II and why?

3. What does Queenie seem to think of Anna Engel?

4. Who does Queenie tell Maddie she is most worried about in the war?

5. What happens to Jamie in Part II?

6. What does Maddie make Queenie do in Part II to try to help her with her sense of direction?

7. What surprises Maddie about Queenie in Part I?

8. How does Queenie get herself and Maddie a wonderful meal at a farmhouse in Part II?

9. What deal does Queenie make with Von Linden in Part I?

10. What is Maddie's most prized possession as a young woman living with her grandfather?

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