1. Why is the Russian Foreign Minister's speech so significant?
(a) He's trying to divert attention from Russia's upcoming offensive.
(b) He's trying to gain favor with other countries by asking for their help.
(c) He's trying to intimidate other countries with boasts about Russia's well-being.
(d) He's trying to draw attention away from Russia's weakened state.

2. A Russian military official analyzes the readiness of the Russian military. What is that man's name?
(a) Pavel Alekeseyev.
(b) Ibrahim Tolkaze.
(c) Major Chapeyev.
(d) Commander Daniel X. McCafferty.

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

4. What do Edwards and his men do when they realize that they have been located by the Russians on the mountain?
(a) They scatter and hide in the mountains.
(b) They retreat to another hill.
(c) They take defensive positions and wait for the Russians to come close to them.
(d) They radio an Allied helicopter to come shoot the Russians.

5. What does Sergetov tell the Politburo about the state of Russian affairs?
(a) That Russia is weak and will have to depend on other countries to survive the new year.
(b) That Russia is financially strong and has sufficient resources to survive the new year.
(c) That Russia is financially strong, but will need foreign oil to keep its citizens warm.
(d) That Russia should feign weakness to gain foreign sympathies.