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

3. 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.

4. The Russians who control the air base are attacked by American planes. What do the American planes fail to destroy?
(a) Several runways.
(b) The base's air terminal.
(c) The flight command tower.
(d) The air field.

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

6. Toland is a reservist and serves his time with the commander of a ship. What is the commander's name?
(a) Charles Nubuck.
(b) Patrick Flynn.
(c) William Calloway.
(d) Ed Morris.

7. 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; their new mission is to track all enemy ships.
(b) All personnel are to increase security and report any suspicious activity.
(c) Drills will continue to be conducted, but no one is to fire upon enemy ships.
(d) No more drills will be conducted; all calls to arms will be real.

8. Why does Chernyavin praise the man who blew up the van?
(a) He showed bravery by being the last man out of the vehicle.
(b) The explosion destroyed their paperwork so the enemy can't get it.
(c) He convinced the others to trust Chernyavin.
(d) He is very eager to begin fighting the Germans.

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

10. When Toland is recalled to duty and is preparing to leave his home, he hears a news report about something that occurs at the Kremlin. What was it?
(a) There was a riot over the lack of oil.
(b) An important government official is kidnapped.
(c) There was an explosion at the Kremlin.
(d) Another oil refinery is attacked.

11. What happens to Chernyavin after he is caught?
(a) He is drugged and reveals details about his mission.
(b) He is sent back to Russia.
(c) He is imprisoned until he confesses.
(d) He is executed for treason.

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

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

14. An AP Moscow Correspondent publishes a new story about the Nizhnevartovskv oil refinery fire. What does it say caused the explosion?
(a) A leak in the refinery's valves.
(b) A technical malfunction.
(c) A disgruntled employee.
(d) A careless employee.

15. After Toland shares what he knows about Russia's state of affairs, he is moved to a new office. Where is it?
(a) Tampa, Florida.
(b) Norfolk, Virginia.
(c) Washington, D.C..
(d) Quantico, Virginia.