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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. What nationality is the nun in #95?
(a) Irish.
(b) Spanish.
(c) French.
(d) American.
2. For what is the island of Bali ha'i known?
(a) The young girls are kept there for their protection.
(b) It is the home of the Tiki bird.
(c) It is the site of Bloody Mary's trading post.
(d) It is the home of a drug smuggling ring.
3. What item of Luther Billis' fascinates Tony Fry?
(a) Canoe.
(b) Hawaiian shirt.
(c) Boar's tusk.
(d) Shark's teeth.
4. What is Monsieur Jacques Benoit's position on the island?
(a) Rum plant manager.
(b) Liquor importer.
(c) Overseer.
(d) Plantation owner.
5. What rock is found in the hills on Konora?
(a) Gold.
(b) Coral.
(c) Marble.
(d) Jade.
Short Answer Questions
1. What item does Bloody Mary sell to Americans?
2. What do the men consider putting on top of the airstrip to give it a tighter, smoother top?
3. How many days is the commander in #134 given to build the airstrip?
4. Why does Joe find it difficult to write a letter to his fiance?
5. Who becomes Latouche's new boyfriend because he can talk about Paris, plus he is not married?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Achilles Barzan and why is he a fugitive?
2. What concerns does Lt. Pearlstein have about a ravine and a coral hill on Konora?
3. What are Bloody Mary's plans for Joe?
4. How does the chaplain compare the pig ceremony to some aspects of Christianity and how it goes against the American practices of consumption?
5. Who is Bloody Mary and how did she get her name?
6. What are some of the stops Bus makes in order to find liquor for Tony?
7. Who is Latouche Barzan and what is her relationship with Bus Adams?
8. How does Joe lie when the men talk about becoming intimate with native girls?
9. What is the sacred pig ceremony that the men partake in?
10. What outrageous situation do the men encounter as they attempt to make their final landing in the beat-up aircraft?
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