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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 27 through 34.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. An AP Moscow Correspondent publishes a new story about the Nizhnevartovskv oil refinery fire. What does it say caused the explosion?
(a) A technical malfunction.
(b) A leak in the refinery's valves.
(c) A careless employee.
(d) A disgruntled employee.
2. Russia says that the explosion was caused by terrorists from which country?
(a) America.
(b) Germany.
(c) Iran.
(d) Turkey.
3. In chapters 27-34, the Americans attack the Russians at the air base using what new technology?
(a) Planes that are undetected by radars.
(b) Heat-seeking missiles.
(c) Radar-jamming technology.
(d) Unmanned fighter drones.
4. Why is this mission to take out the bridges so important in the war against the Soviets?
(a) If the mission fails, the Russians can take more oil.
(b) If it is successful, the Germans can not move into Russia.
(c) If the mission fails, the Germans will be trapped by the Soviets.
(d) If it is successful, Soviet reinforcements can not arrive.
5. What do Alekeseyev and Sergetov conclude about the Russian offensive in Germany?
(a) The Russians are capable of winning but need more weapons.
(b) The offensive is not going well.
(c) The Germans are close to surrendering.
(d) The Russian offensive is going according to plan.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is O'Malley worried about Morris's ability to captain the Ruben James?
2. During the attack on the Nizhnevartovsk oil refinery, Tolkaze stops for a moment to read something. What was it?
3. The Russians who control the air base are attacked by American planes. What do the American planes fail to destroy?
4. The Commander of the USS Pharris receives orders about how to deal with ships he encounters. What are those orders?
5. The men that escape the sunken submarine are captured and taken on board the Pharris. How are they treated?
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