2. What changes in the narration in Part 2, Chapter 9?
(a) Nothing changes.
(b) It becomes first person.
(c) It is from several different point of views.
(d) It is written in Morse Code.

3. How do Billy and Sarah attempt to be alone?
(a) Catching the train to Paris.
(b) Taking a canoe down the river.
(c) Running out of view.
(d) Faking headaches to stay home.

4. What news does Billy receive at the beginning of Part 1, Chapter 3?
(a) He has cancer.
(b) Hallet has died.
(c) He is going back to France.
(d) His fiance is leaving him.

5. In Part 1, Chapter 3, who does Elinor remind Billy of?
(a) Father McKenzie.
(b) Mitchell.
(c) His fiance.
(d) Dr. Rivers.

6. How does the war affect Billy?
(a) He becomes pro-peace.
(b) He becomes mentally ill.
(c) He wants to defect.
(d) He loses his legs.

7. What does Njiru cure a woman of in Dr. Rivers presence?
(a) Constipation.
(b) Hernia.
(c) Diarrhea.
(d) Worms.

8. What are Billy and his soldiers waiting for in Part 2, Chapter 9?
(a) The war to end.
(b) Medals of honor.
(c) To fight.
(d) To get healthy.

9. How does Moffet respond to his cure?
(a) Thanking Dr. Rivers.
(b) Dedicating his life to Dr. Rivers.
(c) Signing up for a marathon.
(d) Attempted suicide.

10. Who does Billy run into prior to his medical exam?
(a) Owen.
(b) His mother.
(c) Elinor.
(d) Dr. Rivers.

11. In Part 2, Chapter 9, what do the officers argue about over dinner?
(a) Why England is still at war.
(b) Who pays for the meal.
(c) What type of wine to order.
(d) Which soldier deserves a promotion.

12. Who is Ethel to Catherine?
(a) Her cook.
(b) Her driver.
(c) Her best friend.
(d) Her sister and caretaker.

13. Why is Dr. Rivers bothered by Moffet's recovery?
(a) It's not based in medicine.
(b) It happens too slow.
(c) It happens too fast.
(d) He thinks Moffett is faking.

14. Who does Ada live with?
(a) Cynthia and Sarah.
(b) Her fiance.
(c) A housekeeper.
(d) Billy.

15. What is the purpose behind the drawings on Moffet's leg?
(a) To show Moffet how the war works.
(b) To recover feeling in the area above the drawing.
(c) To scare Moffet.
(d) To outline the amputation strategy.