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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. On what date does Chapter 56 open?
(a) June 4, 1778.
(b) April 29, 1778.
(c) May 6, 1778.
(d) March 19, 1778.

2. Where does Isabel tell Curzon she trusted him but he went behind her back in Chapter 40?
(a) Cambridge.
(b) Brooklyn.
(c) New Haven.
(d) Morristown.

3. Who enters the hut to say that the escape plan will not work in Chapter 47?
(a) Even.
(b) Henry Barry.
(c) Luke Greenlaw.
(d) Silvenus.

4. What does John Burns demand from Curzon in Chapter 27?
(a) His boots.
(b) His jacket.
(c) His gun.
(d) His shirt.

5. Where does Eben say Aunt Patience's house is located in Chapter 47?
(a) Outside Philadelphia.
(b) Outside Leominster.
(c) Outside New Brunswick.
(d) North of Brooklyn.

Short Answer Questions

1. To what position does Missus Greene hope her husband will be appointed to after the war?

2. What is the name of Bellingham's wife who has died in the past year?

3. From whom is the letter addressed to John Adams that opens Chapter 33?

4. What is Missus Cook's first name?

5. On what date does Chapter 35 begin?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Curzon learn about Isabel from Missus Cook in Chapter 38?

2. What information about Gideon does Isabel share with Curzon in Chapter 53?

3. Why does Isabel tell Curzon that she did not flee in Chapter 53?

4. How does Curzon attempt to make a key copy to Isabel's collar?

5. What are the soldiers ordered to do during the blizzard in Chapter 28?

6. What news of the unit does Curzon learn from Eben in Chapter 46?

7. How is Curzon treated by Gideon and Isabel when he first begins serving at Moore Hall?

8. What punishment did Curzon receive after having attempted to flee on a ship to France?

9. What does the French proclamation mean for the Americans in Chapter 54?

10. How do Curzon and Isabel overcome Bellingham in Chapter 61?

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