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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 21 through 26.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Chernyavin praise the man who blew up the van?
(a) He showed bravery by being the last man out of the vehicle.
(b) The explosion destroyed their paperwork so the enemy can't get it.
(c) He is very eager to begin fighting the Germans.
(d) He convinced the others to trust Chernyavin.

2. Why is it unsafe for Edwards to stay at his surveillance location?
(a) One of his men betrayed their position to the Russians.
(b) The Russians locate their hiding spot during a security sweep.
(c) His location is too close to the Russians.
(d) His location is never really dark because the sun never truly sets.

3. What do Alekeseyev and Sergetov conclude about the Russian offensive in Germany?
(a) The offensive is not going well.
(b) The Russians are capable of winning but need more weapons.
(c) The Germans are close to surrendering.
(d) The Russian offensive is going according to plan.

4. Toland reveals what he knows to a high-ranking military official. What is that man's full name?
(a) Colonel Keith Oberhausen.
(b) Commander Raymond Jarvis.
(c) Vice Admiral Richard Pipes.
(d) Sergeant Chuck Meyers.

5. What is notable about the "terrorist's" statement that angers Toland's superiors?
(a) The man's story is full of holes and contradictions.
(b) There are no hard facts available about the attack or the terrorist.
(c) The man is too emotional about his story.
(d) The terrorist's story is too perfect.

Short Answer Questions

1. Chernyavin picks up a package at a post office. What does it contain?

2. What does the AP Moscow Correspondent say extinguished the fire?

3. What does Edwards warn command about the relocation to a safer place?

4. Alekeseyev is promised that the Russian Navy can achieve a certain goal. What is it?

5. What element of the Russian offensive does Pavel Alekeseyev say is crucial to its success?

(see the answer key)

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