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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 1 through 8.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What political body does the Politburo suggest should be eliminated?
(a) The Russian Council.
(b) NATO.
(c) The United Nations.
(d) The European Union.

2. How does Flynn react to the Russian's show of reducing their arms?
(a) He's skeptical about their honesty concerning their disarmament.
(b) He's excited to see that the Russians are taking steps toward peace.
(c) He's tense about the reduction of arms in the Russian military.
(d) He's indifferent about the arms reduction.

3. What does Sergetov note about the Politburo's decision to go to war for oil?
(a) That the Politburo wants to go to war because they hate other countries.
(b) That oil is more important than the lives of Russian citizens.
(c) That it's safer to send Russians to war than to let them live cold and hungry.
(d) That the Russian people want to go to war to make their country richer.

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

5. During the attack on the Nizhnevartovsk oil refinery, Tolkaze stops for a moment to read something. What was it?
(a) Part of his father's Koran.
(b) A map of the refinery.
(c) Instructions on how to loosen the refinery's valves.
(d) A prayer for the people he killed.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many Muslims attack the oil refinery in Nizhnevartovsk?

2. What is Toland's response to the news of the generals' executions, and how do his superiors react?

3. What is the name of the ship Toland's commanding officer is in charge of?

4. Russia does something to indicate that they are reducing their nuclear arms. What do they do?

5. Toland is a reservist and serves his time with the commander of a ship. What is the commander's name?

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