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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. Why does Baronas not want to stay in the cabin?
(a) He has spent too long in hiding.
(b) He hates confined spaces.
(c) He has always wanted to go to America.
(d) He refuses to leave his daughter.

2. What does the pilot say is Yakov's current location?
(a) St. Petersburg.
(b) Moscow.
(c) Alamanov.
(d) Khonun.

3. What does Mack decides he needs to stay to survive?
(a) The taiga.
(b) A city.
(c) A cave.
(d) A village.

4. Why are Natalya and her father so worried at the end of the section?
(a) Mack should have already arrived.
(b) They hear a warrant has been put out for their arrest.
(c) An official car stops at their cabin.
(d) They hear gunshots.

5. What is Peshkov looking for in Chapter 33?
(a) Mack's bow and arrows.
(b) His suitcase of gold.
(c) Mack's hideout.
(d) Buried treasure.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following is a reason why Natalya does not want to wait for Bocharev?

2. Who will Natalya talk to about Mack when she arrives in America?

3. Where does Alekhin decide to track Mack down from?

4. Who does Natalya meet in the city?

5. What does Mack think will happen if he is unable to get far enough away from the soldiers?

Short Essay Questions

1. What mistake has Zamatev not only made, but also continues to make?

2. How does Yakov help Natayla?

3. Why does Kyra think Ostap is a good choice in assisting with the tracking?

4. What problems is Alekhin having with Zamatev in this section?

5. Why does Baronas want to leave?

6. Why does Mack think the boulder trap that breaks the man's leg is better than the others?

7. Why does Botev pretend to be interested in finding Mack?

8. What does Mack learn from the helicopter pilot?

9. Why do Natayla and her father think they are in danger at the end of this section?

10. What problem does Zamatev have with Kyra?

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