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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. Instead of wearing khaki, Faisel requests that Lawrence wear what?
(a) White.
(b) Meccan garb.
(c) Dark colors.
(d) Greens.
2. At the beginning of the book, the Arab region is part of what empire?
(a) Russian.
(b) Greek.
(c) Hungarian.
(d) Ottoman.
3. Nesib offers his help to take Akaba if Lawrence will support his attempt to begin a Syrian movement without whom?
(a) Abdulla.
(b) The sultan.
(c) The sharif of Mecca.
(d) Feisal.
4. On what date do Abdulla and Lawrence leave Wadi Ais to go to the front?
(a) March 10.
(b) March 26.
(c) March 6.
(d) March 20.
5. During the march from Wejh to attack the railroad, what do the troops encounter?
(a) Rouge Turks.
(b) Beduin tents.
(c) Captured Turks.
(d) Feuding tribes.
Short Answer Questions
1. Feisal, after the victory in Wejh, was also referred to as what type of court for western Arabia?
2. Who told Lawrence that the German staff in Constantinople ordered the troops to abandon Medina?
3. What location is Fesial sent to, by his father, in order to consult and survey the situation before a revolt is declared?
4. At what seaport do the passengers of the liner meet Abdulla?
5. Whom does Lawrence march with to Akaba?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Feisal, Lawrence, and others decide that Yenbo can be made safe on the desert side?
2. What was Auda explaining to Nuri when they met?
3. What is the story of the book?
4. What does "Sherif" mean?
5. Why does Lawrence tell Auda that their group should not move on to Damascus?
6. What does Sherif Abdulla tell the British representatives about the state of Turkish law over the Arabs?
7. What is Lawrence's first impression of Sherif Abdulla?
8. Who are Hornby and Newcombe?
9. What is one of the luxuries that Lawrence takes on his march with Nasir?
10. When Lawrence and the men reach Ageila, what do the people do?
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