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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. After being interrogated by the Russians, what injury did a lieutenant have?
(a) Black eye.
(b) Broken nose.
(c) Broken wrist.
(d) Broken jaw.

2. How many tanks are on Level 4?
(a) 24.
(b) At least 75.
(c) At least 50.
(d) 37.

3. In Chapter 10, where did the Russians find a seaman hiding?
(a) NASA station.
(b) Sno-cat.
(c) Research shack.
(d) Crawler.

4. What analogy is used to describe how a Russian soldier is killed when Craig and the Delta Force land at the Ice Station?
(a) Like a tree in a storm.
(b) Like road kill.
(c) Like a squashed bug.
(d) Like a car hit by a semi.

5. Who falls through the ice as Craig's group flees the Ice Station and the grendels?
(a) Jenny.
(b) Anthony.
(c) Tom.
(d) Bane.

Short Answer Questions

1. What size groups go up the ventilation shaft after Jenny sends a rope down?

2. When a second Russian soldier tries to fire upon Matt and his group, where is the man shot?

3. How fast is the Polar Sentinel going as it heads back to the Ice Station in Chapter 12? .

4. Which of the survivors who is imprisoned with Matt when he regains consciousness is able to understand some Russian?

5. What god does Tom remember from his grandfather's stories?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Maki remind Matt of Tyler?

2. Why does Viktor believe that the Inuit boy bonds with him?

3. Why did no one investigate when communications with the Ice Station were lost?

4. What action does Commander Bratt propose when not all of the civilians can be located to evacuate from the Ice Station?

5. Who is Sedna?

6. What message does Viktor send Matt to give to the Delta Force?

7. Who is Craig?

8. What does Matt see as he and his group hunker down near the Sno-cat wreckage?

9. Why did the Russians bring Jenny and John to the base?

10. What is Mikovsky's primary mission?

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