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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 8 through 17.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the name of the man who leads a mission that targets thirty-six bridges and Soviet troop support?
(a) Seargent Mikhail Barbarossa.
(b) Colonel Richard Sorge.
(c) Colonel Douglas Ellington.
(d) Commander Wilhelm Keitel.

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

3. The mission against the Soviets is successful, but it is a costly victory. Why?
(a) Several planes are lost during the mission.
(b) NATO forces were ambushed and had to be left behind.
(c) NATO supply lines are compromised.
(d) Many troops are captured by the Soviets.

4. Flynn and Calloway cover a speech by the Russian Foreign Minister. What does the Minister speak about?
(a) A proposal for arms reduction.
(b) A plea for other countries to send Russia money and oil.
(c) A proposal to build more oil refineries.
(d) Russia's strong military and financial wealth.

5. While the Russians prepare for their offensive, four generals are court-martialed and shot. What are they accused of?
(a) Embezzeling military money.
(b) Mistreating military recruits.
(c) Stealing and selling Russian weapons.
(d) Falsifying training records.

Short Answer Questions

1. The eulogy given at the Russian victims' funeral calls for what action?

2. Russia says that the explosion was caused by terrorists from which country?

3. As he listens to the eulogy for the Russian victims, what does Toland notice about the speech?

4. What political body does the Politburo suggest should be eliminated?

5. What is the full name of the author of the article about the importance of the Russian oil fields?

(see the answer key)

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