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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. Most of the Arabs want to be rid of the Turks, instead of taking what other course of action?
(a) Establishing their own empire.
(b) Conquering their empire.
(c) Living with the Turks.
(d) Enslaving the Turks.

2. Who is the chief of intelligence in Egypt?
(a) Clayton.
(b) Storrs.
(c) Lloyd.
(d) Lawrence.

3. The troops traveling with Feisal from Yenbo to the next attack have been with him for _____ months or longer.
(a) Eighteen.
(b) Twelve.
(c) Six.
(d) Five.

4. What was the Turkish Civil Code replaced with in many towns?
(a) Anarchy.
(b) Koranic procedure.
(c) Talmud law.
(d) Arab civil code.

5. Who is the chief of the French military mission?
(a) Colonel Bremond.
(b) Colonel Fremound.
(c) Colonel Gerrard.
(d) Colonel Jacques.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is one of Lawrence's escorts as he goes to meet Feisal?

2. Whom does Lawrence march with to Akaba?

3. One of the elements of attack on the railroad is to place what on it?

4. Instead of letting the Arabs rule Mecca, the Turks put what official in place in Mecca?

5. Feisal is an officer in the Turkish army and is forced to live, while in Syria, at the headquarters of whom?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Lawrence's first impression of Sherif Abdulla?

2. What is Lawrence's background in military theory?

3. Who is Jafar Pasha?

4. What does "Sherif" mean?

5. What does Feisal do, on a normal day, after breakfast?

6. Why are Lawrence and the others making the march under the leadership of Auda, mainly traveling at night?

7. What is Lawrence's definition of an Arab?

8. In the beginning of the book, how do the British feel about the Arab Revolt?

9. How does Sheikh Fahad el Hansha try to treat Lawrence?

10. How does Feisal communicate with his father while Feisal is an officer in the Turkish Army?

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