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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. McCoy is to be part of a guard detail transporting prisoners to __________.
(a) Pittsburgh.
(b) Philadelphia.
(c) Portsmouth.
(d) Portland.

2. At what hotel does McCoy wake up with his new friend that is joining the Marine?
(a) St. Jan.
(b) Regent.
(c) Bellevue Stratford.
(d) St. Thomas.

3. Where does McCoy change trains when he is thinking of leaving the Marine Corps?
(a) Philadelphia.
(b) Scranton.
(c) Boston.
(d) Dayton.

4. How many trucks are on the convoy going to Nanking?
(a) 10.
(b) 11.
(c) 9.
(d) 8.

5. After discussing McCoy's new assignment with troops, what does McCoy learn has also been approved for him?
(a) New clothes.
(b) New bunkers.
(c) A promotion.
(d) New equipment.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who comes to McCoy's room in a bathrobe to tell him that breakfast is at six-thirty?

2. When they split the convoy, where do Zimmerman and Sessions go?

3. How much money does McCoy have at Barclay's Bank as a result of his gambling plan?

4. Where does McCoy photograph cannons?

5. Who is a homosexual but is married?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does McCoy take Sessions with him to Huimin?

2. Why does McCoy fail to take Sessions with him in Weifang?

3. Why does McCoy know how to beat the car dealer at his own game?

4. In his new role at the Motor Pool, how does McCoy develop new contacts that assist him in his security job?

5. What is suspected of Reverend Feller by Sessions and Banning when he travels to Peking?

6. Why does McCoy receive a new role in intelligence with the Marines under Session?

7. Why is McCoy upset about being sent back to the United States?

8. How is Ellen described in Chapter 4?

9. When Macklin, Sessions, and Feller are imprisoned, why does McCoy feel that he is in trouble?

10. Why does McCoy avoid going to Yenchi-eng?

(see the answer keys)

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