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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does General Hamza want from David?
2. What does Rapp decide about Moro's murder as he is talking to him?
3. Where does Rapp plan to meet General Moro?
4. Who owns the airstrip where Coleman and his men are dropped off, in Chapter 17?
5. Where in the Philippines does Rapp's plane land?
Short Essay Questions
1. What role is McMahon, of the FBI, supposed to play in the plan for Dinagat Island?
2. How does Kennedy react to hearing about the failed mission at Dinagat Island?
3. What is the plan once Coleman and his men land on Dinagat Island?
4. What does Freidman view David's meeting as a chance to do?
5. What kind of agreement do Anna and Rapp have when they get married?
6. What information does Rapp confront Moro with?
7. How does David answer Speilman when, in Chapter 18, he asks why David wants to go through with the plan?
8. What do Anna and Kennedy do when they want to talk to each other at the White House?
9. What does Rapp tell Anna about why he is going to the Philippines?
10. What does David say in response to Atwa's question about what happened to Hassan?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Which 2 characters in "Executive Power" have the strongest relationship? Use examples from the text to support your argument. Remember that a strong relationship can also mean a negative one.
Essay Topic 2
Write a 2-3 page paper, using evidence from the text, arguing that Rapp's murder of Prince Omar was OR was not surprising based on what you know about his character.
Essay Topic 3
The shifting control or, at least, the perception of the control of power in the story, is one of several factors holding a very delicately balanced story together. Choose a character whom you believe has the most power throughout the text and, using at least 3 examples from the text, support your argument.
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