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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. From whom does McCoy learn about Japanese troop movements?
(a) Brothel women.
(b) A belly dancer.
(c) A surgeon.
(d) His friends.
2. Who leaves McCoy's hotel room dressed in a bathrobe?
(a) Banning.
(b) Sessions.
(c) Ellen.
(d) Schuster.
3. Who is furious to hear about the incident with the coolies and afraid of a confrontation?
(a) Macklin.
(b) Ellen.
(c) McCoy.
(d) Banning.
4. How many coolies surround Zimmerman and Sessions by the ferry?
(a) 5-10.
(b) 20-25.
(c) 10-15.
(d) 15-20.
5. Who is a homosexual but is married?
(a) The Policeman.
(b) The Sergeant.
(c) The Marine Corps Leader.
(d) The Reverend.
Short Answer Questions
1. When does McCoy fill out his application to be an officer?
2. When the convoy leaves, which lieutenant is found snooping by the Japanese?
3. How does McCoy travel to the Cathay Mansions to play the poker game?
4. What cannons does Sessions want to find among the Japanese?
5. Where do Sessions, Zimmerman, Ellen, and McCoy take a car across a ferry ahead of the convoy?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe how Banning meets McCoy initially to be his defense attorney and what Banning suggests to McCoy for his defense.
2. How is Ellen described in Chapter 4?
3. Why does McCoy avoid going to Yenchi-eng?
4. How does McCoy obtain information for Banning, and why does Macklin find it questionable?
5. In his new role at the Motor Pool, how does McCoy develop new contacts that assist him in his security job?
6. What becomes obvious to Banning when Chatwick produces two coolies to testify on McCoy's behalf?
7. Why does McCoy know how to beat the car dealer at his own game?
8. What happens when Ellen visits McCoy in his room?
9. Why does McCoy constantly seek out places where he can learn about the military activities of the Japanese?
10. How does Banning reveal his trust in McCoy with Sessions?
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