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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 35 through 39.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. 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 Russian offensive is going according to plan.
(d) The Germans are close to surrendering.

2. What does Edwards warn command about the relocation to a safer place?
(a) His men are too exhausted to move.
(b) It will take hours to make a short journey.
(c) The new location will be even less safe.
(d) His men are low on ammunition.

3. Morris warns the crew of the USS Pharris that the ship's orders have changed. What does he tell them?
(a) No more drills will be conducted; all calls to arms will be real.
(b) Drills will continue to be conducted, but no one is to fire upon enemy ships.
(c) No more drills will be conducted; their new mission is to track all enemy ships.
(d) All personnel are to increase security and report any suspicious activity.

4. After Morris arrives in Boston, to what city is he sent?
(a) Norfolk, VA.
(b) Newport, RI.
(c) Tampa, FL.
(d) Quantico, VA.

5. What do Edwards and his men do with the bodies of the Russian soldiers that were killed in the farmhouse?
(a) They leave them in the farmhouse.
(b) They put them in their own jeep, push it off a cliff, and set it on fire.
(c) They arrange the bodies to make it look like they were ambushed.
(d) They bury the bodies in the fields behind the farmhouse.

Short Answer Questions

1. Four hovercraft are about to land on Iceland's coast. Why weren't they noticed by the Navy sooner?

2. What was Edward's girlfriend's name?

3. What is the code name of Russia's military offensive?

4. What happens to the Pharris in chapter 27?

5. Edwards notes that Vigdis does not complain about having to move about in hostile territory. Why is this especially significant?

(see the answer key)

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