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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The men who Richard led were ____________________.
(a) officers.
(b) parachute jumpers.
(c) new recruits.
(d) infantrymen.

2. How many men were in the SEAL Unit Six that Richard leads?
(a) 34.
(b) 28.
(c) 12.
(d) 56.

3. Who was one of Richard's men who did not drink alcohol but got crazy at bars?
(a) Gordy.
(b) Standish.
(c) Buddy.
(d) Milton.

4. Which of Richard's men ran openly in the street instead of taking cover?
(a) Jonesboro.
(b) Morgan.
(c) Hall.
(d) Risher.

5. Who were Richard's children?
(a) Ritchie and Kara.
(b) Robbie and Krystal.
(c) Ritchie and Kathy.
(d) Robbie and Kathy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following was NOT true of Richard's life in high school?

2. Richard and his men saw an enemy base in a _____________________.

3. UDT is an acronym for ____________________.

4. Richard readied his team to grab a/an _________________ and a bunch of hostages.

5. What did Richard eat through his nose at the ship's mess?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is UNODIR and how did Richard utilize it with his troops?

2. What happened to Risher during the VC Tet offensive and why was Richard angry at him?

3. What was Richard's childhood like?

4. Describe the mission of Richard's unit after he becomes angry about the clandestine coordination between ARVN-friendly troops and enemy VC.

5. Why was Richard angry when he returned to the U.S. in spite of his promotion?

6. Describe Richard's UDT (Underwater Demolition Team) training.

7. What did Richard learn from the VC when his squad was transferred for longer patrols and ambushes?

8. What is Richard Marcinko doing as the book begins?

9. How did Richard realize that he wanted a Navy career and how does he get started in spite of elements working against him?

10. How was Richard's platoon able to capture live Vietcong prisoners?

(see the answer keys)

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