2. How does Friedman's wife leave Beirut?
(a) She is evacuated by boat.
(b) She is evacuated by helicopter.
(c) She flies home.
(d) She is driven to Jerusalem.

3. What is the spark or the event that sets off the Palestinian uprising that becomes known as the intifada?
(a) A fight in the Jabaliya camp.
(b) A political speech.
(c) An auto accident.
(d) A newspaper article.

4. When is Arafat forced to recognize Israel?
(a) At the PNC meetings in November, 1988.
(b) At the UN General Assembly in Geneva in December, 1988.
(c) At the Jabaliya refugee camp.
(d) During the intifada.

5. Where does Ze'ev Chafets grow up?
(a) Detroit.
(b) Jerusalem.
(c) Chicago.
(d) New York.

6. Where does Friedman go to write his story about the PLO departure?
(a) His home office.
(b) The Reuters office.
(c) His friend's home.
(d) The airport.

7. How often is Friedman's neighborhood shelled?
(a) At least once a month.
(b) Almost every night.
(c) At least once a week.
(d) At least two-three times a week.

8. Rabbi Eliezer Waldman is the founder of what movement?
(a) West Bank settlement movement.
(b) Haradim movement.
(c) Solidarity movement.
(d) East Bank settlement movement.

9. Why do Palestinians often have pictures of beaches or the Swiss mountains in their homes and businesses?
(a) This is all they can afford.
(b) They want something pleasant to escape the misery of their environment.
(c) They vacation in those areas.
(d) There are some famous Palestianian painters who paint these scenes.

10. Friedman becomes the project of what rabbi?
(a) Shimon Tsimhe.
(b) Eliezer Waldman.
(c) Nota Schiller.
(d) Ze'ev Chafets.

11. What goal do the Palestinians announce for the intifada?
(a) A Palestianian government.
(b) The beginning of a Palestinian state.
(c) The end to Israeli occupation.
(d) None.

12. When does television appear in Israel?
(a) 1965.
(b) 1970..
(c) 1968.
(d) 1960.

13. George Schultz travels to the Middle East to work out a peace settlement between what countries or groups?
(a) Israel, Jordan, and Palestinians.
(b) Jordan and Palestinians.
(c) Lebanon and Syria.
(d) Israel and Palestinians.

14. What moment of covering the news in Beirut sticks out in Friedman's mind?
(a) His arrival in Beirut.
(b) The PLO departure when he misses his deadline.
(c) The bombing of the Marine barracks.
(d) The evacuation of Americans in February 1984.

15. Israel and Palestine occupy news time out of proportion to their what?
(a) Religious significance.
(b) Populations.
(c) Size.
(d) Historic significance.