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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. On what charge was Chulpenyev arrested in 1941?
(a) Defamation.
(b) Theft.
(c) Murder.
(d) Deceit.
2. In what year did the Soviets ransack the churches in Russia, claiming victory?
(a) 1903.
(b) 1918.
(c) 1921.
(d) 1927.
3. Under the tsar's rule, which of the following types of prisoners did NOT fill the system?
(a) Violent prisoners.
(b) Prominent prisoners.
(c) Former officials.
(d) Wealthy prisoners.
4. What was the name of the prison where Solzhenitsyn was sent after his arrest?
(a) Muscovite.
(b) Isaevich.
(c) Lubyanka.
(d) Archipelago.
5. Which of the following actions did Solzhenitsyn do trying to infuriate those who took joy in his arrest?
(a) He spit at them.
(b) He ignored them.
(c) He shook his fist at them.
(d) He smiled at them.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the section number that Solzhenitsyn signed to, unknowing that this consigned him to hard labor and eternal exile?
2. How long did prisoners usually cling to the hope that their arrest has been a mistake?
3. Which of the following adjectives best describes Igor Tronko?
4. Which of the following armies was both Solzhenitsyn and Tronko prepared to join in 1941?
5. How many peasants were members of the TKP?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why couldn't interrogators be trusted to uphold the law?
2. How long did trials at the height of Gulag last for civilian prisoners?
3. What was the Voikov draft?
4. What happened in the Gulag prison camps in 1945-1946?
5. How did the prisoners of Gulag know that WWII had ended in Russia?
6. What made the first two hours of the day the most difficult for Solzhenitsyn?
7. What was the Section 11 paperwork that Solzhenitsyn signed during his interrogation?
8. While imprisoned, what did Solzhenitsyn feel about his Motherland?
9. Who was Igor Tronko?
10. Who were the organs?
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