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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. The morning after Pitt arrives on the cutter where does Dover take him and Hunnewell?
(a) To the mess.
(b) To the brig.
(c) To the helicopter pad.
(d) To the bridge.

2. What does Pitt's boss say about his desire to solve the mystery?
(a) He will think about it.
(b) Absolutely not.
(c) Finally relents.
(d) He will go with Pitt.

3. Who has taken over Kristjan's company?
(a) The Icelandic government.
(b) Kirsti.
(c) Rondheim.
(d) Hunnewell.

4. What does Pitt say is located at coordinates given to Koski?
(a) Another Coast Guard ship in distress.
(b) An important iceberg.
(c) A Navy battleship.
(d) A Chinese submarine.

5. How do Pitt and his boss feel about his immediate plans?
(a) They must be kept top secret.
(b) Ready to go.
(c) Unsure.
(d) They will take about a week to implement.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Kirsti do about the company after Kristjan died?

2. What kind of markings does Pitt find on the jet?

3. Why do Pitt and Hunnewell depart in the helicopter?

4. Who was in the boat that left the submarine?

5. What does Koski do about Hunnewell's request?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Pitt and Hunnewell immediately after the crash?

2. Who does Lt. Dover bring first to Koski and what does that person do? What is Koski's response?

3. What does Sandecker order Pitt and how does he respond?

4. Who is on patrol in the beginning of the book and what do they find?

5. What are Pitt and Hunnewell discussing as they fly towards Reykjavik in Chapter 5?

6. What does Pitt do after he wakes up?

7. Who shows up at the doctor's house where Pitt has been taken and what happens to them?

8. What situation is explained to Koski?

9. Where is Pitt when he awakens after leaving the doctor's village?

10. What does Pitt do when Rondheim joins them and how does Rondheim respond?

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