4. By the end of 1914, the casualties for England and France are how many men?
(a) One million
(b) Seven hundred thousand
(c) Fifty thousand
(d) Three hundred thousand

5. How much money does Jennie send to Winston for the journey?
(a) 22 pounds
(b) 30 pounds
(c) 90 pounds
(d) 6 pounds

6. On June 17, 1917, Winston is appointed what?
(a) Prime Minister
(b) Minister of Munitions
(c) Secretary of the Interior
(d) Lord of Kent

7. What city does Winston come to see has strategic value that he vows to keep from the Germans?
(a) Antwerp
(b) Rome
(c) Cairo
(d) Berlin

8. What position does Winston choose in the new government?
(a) Under secretary of state for the colonies
(b) Prime Minister
(c) Secretary of the interior
(d) Ambassador to India

9. Why do many feel that Winston was not comfortable around women?
(a) He does not have a college degree
(b) His father wasn't around to offer advice
(c) He was too tall
(d) His mother's affairs

10. Why was it thought that the upper class made better officers and leaders in the Army?
(a) They have a stake in the country
(b) They are natural leaders
(c) They are smarter than the lower classes
(d) They have more money for uniforms and horses

11. Winston wants to go where to cover a war?
(a) Crete
(b) Mexico
(c) Vietnam
(d) Guam

12. Why is Winston familiar with the terminology and protocol of Parliament?
(a) His father served in Parliament
(b) He has studied Parliament at Oxford
(c) He has asked the Prince of Wales about it
(d) He observed the last session

13. Who refuses to serve with Winston?
(a) Winston's brother, Jack
(b) Kemal
(c) Kitchener
(d) Fisher

14. What does Winston's family worry about him that is similar to what Randolph experienced?
(a) Memory lapses
(b) Fevers
(c) Insomnia
(d) Allergies

15. Who does Winston marry?
(a) Clementine Hozier
(b) Sarah Jane Blair
(c) Dora Thompson
(d) Victoria Owens