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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. Who is the unreliable source that feeds information to William in Chapter 23?
(a) Peter Parfitt.
(b) Ted Leach.
(c) Charles Lester.
(d) Henry Osborne.

2. Who first explains to Abel the charges against him?
(a) A lawyer.
(b) George.
(c) Florentyna.
(d) Henry.

3. How long does Abel confine himself to his penthouse?
(a) 40 days and nights.
(b) 1 year.
(c) 90 days.
(d) 6 months.

4. What project does William's bank sponsor for $30 million?
(a) A media company.
(b) A railway system.
(c) A new hotel chain.
(d) An airline company.

5. Who rescues a young captain whose troop has been hit by Nazi soldiers?
(a) Henry.
(b) William.
(c) Matthew.
(d) Abel.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who announces pregnancy in Chapter 36?

2. Who falls in love with Florentyna?

3. Who was injured when his troop crossed the Rhine River?

4. Who lobbies Congress to take a stance against Russia for its control of various European regions?

5. Who was a Chicago alderman?

Short Essay Questions

1. When was a press conference scheduled to announce a bank merger between Lester and Kane and Cabot, and why was it canceled?

2. How does Florentyna manage to get a job on her own merits?

3. Explain how Abel "dumped" his airline stock. What resulted?

4. Why does Richard get so angry when he sees his girlfriend charging items on credit?

5. Why does Abel ask Melanie Leroy to leave her stockings and garters on when they have sex after Abel returns from war?

6. What does Richard worry about telling his father about his new love, Jessie Kovats?

7. Explain when and why William and Kate get married.

8. Who recommends William for the position of chairman at Lester Bank and why?

9. When does William realize he has known Abel for a very long time? What made him realize it?

10. Discuss the Biblical reference of this book.

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