2. During what month of the year was Solzhenitsyn sentenced to serve time in Gulag?
(a) January.
(b) August.
(c) November.
(d) May.

3. What was used at night when prisoners were being interrogated in the 1920s?
(a) Matches.
(b) Flashlights.
(c) Bolts of lightning.
(d) Car headlights.

4. How did men treat Solzhenitsyn when he was in his uniform during his arrest?
(a) With contempt.
(b) With apathy.
(c) With admiration.
(d) With confusion.

5. Who was Captain Borsch's partner?
(a) Captain Viktor Abakumov
(b) Nikolai Krylenko.
(c) Colonel Mariyushkin.
(d) Feliks Dzerzhinsky.

6. What did Chulpenyev do for a living?
(a) He was a soldier.
(b) He was a doctor.
(c) He was a teacher.
(d) He was a lawyer.

7. On what date does the war end in Russia?
(a) May 9.
(b) April 8.
(c) June 7.
(d) July 4.

8. How long did most men survive in the Gulag prison systems before being executed?
(a) Three years.
(b) Five years.
(c) Seven years.
(d) One year.

9. What position did Solzhenitsyn hold in the Russian army before his arrest?
(a) Commander.
(b) Lieutenant.
(c) Officer.
(d) Chief.

10. What was the name of the prison where Solzhenitsyn was sent after his arrest?
(a) Muscovite.
(b) Archipelago.
(c) Lubyanka.
(d) Isaevich.

11. Which of the following actions did Solzhenitsyn do trying to infuriate those who took joy in his arrest?
(a) He smiled at them.
(b) He ignored them.
(c) He spit at them.
(d) He shook his fist at them.

12. What is the acronym for the school where Solzhenitsyn studied?
(a) YBKW.
(b) NKVD.
(c) KRSO.
(d) MQOR.

13. What is the name Vlasov synonymous with?
(a) Soldier.
(b) Prisoner.
(c) Murderer.
(d) Traitor.

14. How many men attempted to run away from the Gulag prison system?
(a) About one in three.
(b) More than half.
(c) Very few.
(d) Nearly all.

15. What type of prison cells were prisoners kept in during their interrogation process?
(a) Massive cement cells.
(b) Excruciatingly tiny cells.
(c) Cells filled with biting ants.
(d) Freezing cold cells.