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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 are the prisoners at the Charm School called?
(a) Masters.
(b) The Wise Ones.
(c) Instructors.
(d) The Lifers.
2. While the students of the KGB school walk, talk, and act like Americans, what is wrong?
(a) Something seems to be missing from their performance.
(b) The students are not excited about learning.
(c) They do not learn quickly enough.
(d) They study too hard so everything seems fake.
3. Who does Burov confirm is a graduate of Charm School?
(a) Bill and Ed.
(b) Ed and Mike Salerno.
(c) The Kellums and Bill.
(d) Mike Salerno and Bob and Ann Kellum.
4. At the Charm School, who makes the rules for everyone to follow?
(a) The KGB.
(b) The KGB and Red Army.
(c) The Americans.
(d) The Red Army.
5. Where does the action of Chapters 31-36 take place?
(a) The American embassy.
(b) In the Charm School.
(c) The Russian embassy.
(d) In the Cathedral.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is unique about the Landis family?
2. While considering the proposal, what else does Burov give them free reign to do?
3. What does this confirm for Sam?
4. How does General Austin feel about being at the Charm School with the rest of the people?
5. What are the buildings on the Charm School grounds fashioned after?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is sodium pentothal used for?
2. Why does Lisa decide to accept the "teaching" position at the Charm School?
3. What continues to build in Part III?
4. Why does Seth insist that Lisa stay away from Sam?
5. Wat does Lisa enjoy about churches?
6. What is interesting about Tim Landis' life at the Charm School?
7. How do the Charm School children differ from the American Embassy children? How are they the same?
8. Why can't Sam have the truth serum?
9. Why does Burov decide to change his tactics while torturing them?
10. Why are cultural exchanges important for employees at the American Embassy? Conversely, why are they important for the Russians?
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