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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. Where does Doremus go to hide at the end of Chapter 38?
(a) Boundary Waters.
(b) Milwaukee.
(c) Minneapolis.
(d) Northern Woods.

2. In Chapter 35, how many people does Windrip have killed after his vice president resigns?
(a) 12.
(b) 11.
(c) 10.
(d) 13.

3. In Chapter 28, where does Shad have a private suite?
(a) Fort Beulah Hotel.
(b) Winters Hotel.
(c) Wyatt Hotel.
(d) Star Hotel.

4. In Chapter 21, what recipe are Emma and Mrs. Candy discussing?
(a) Veal cutlets.
(b) Beef stew.
(c) Chicken pie.
(d) Biscuits and gravy.

5. In Chapter 32, how many people does Doremus say were in Shad Ledue's family?
(a) 10.
(b) 12.
(c) 9.
(d) 11.

Short Answer Questions

1. What position will Philip receive in Chapter 24 if he convinces his father to support Windrip?

2. In Chapter 21, what is the New York paper called?

3. How large is the apartment Windrip has at a hotel in Chapter 35?

4. In Chapter 31, with how many other men does Doremus share a 12X10 foot room?

5. In Chapter 33, who takes over the Fort Beulah New Underground?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Mary Greenhill die?

2. What was the result of an investigation into the death of Greenhill in Chapter 20?

3. What is Windrip like at the beginning of Chapter 35?

4. In Chapter 21, why has Julian left Amherst?

5. How does Haik become president/dictator in Chapter 35?

6. In Chapter 37, how do the Canadians feel about the refugees from America?

7. In Chapter 31, what job is Doremus given at the concentration camp, and what are the advantages of his job?

8. In Chapter 22, why does Doremus think that concentration camps are being opened?

9. How do the details that Sissy, Buck, Mary, Doremus, and Father Perefixe learn to create a picture of the activities of the Corpo?

10. What does Julian decide to do at the end of Chapter 28?

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