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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. How many soldiers and civilians were there in Chapter 26?
(a) 41,000 soldiers and 7,000 civilians.
(b) 76,000 soldiers and 26,000 civilians.
(c) 58,000 soldiers and 5,000 cilvilans.
(d) 63,000 soldiers and 11,000 civilians.

2. What is the name of the man who is captured in Chapter 31?
(a) Ricky Davison.
(b) Marty Roberts.
(c) Andy Philipps.
(d) Bobby Lippman.

3. When does Shenault schedule a second meeting between Joel, WIlbanks, and Dunlap?
(a) December 19, 1949.
(b) December 23, 1949.
(c) January 17, 1950.
(d) January 26, 1950.

4. When does Stella take the train to New Orleans in Chapter 50?
(a) May 21.
(b) May 30.
(c) May 19.
(d) May 4.

5. At the end of Chapter 36, what lunch are Joel, Stella, and Liza served at Whitfield?
(a) Sandwiches and lemonade.
(b) Sandwiches and ice tea.
(c) Macaroni and cheese.
(d) Vegetable soup.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 28, how long had Liza lived in the main house?

2. Over what river was a bridge built by the Japanese in Chapter 34?

3. In Chapter 38, where does Joel go many Friday afternoons?

4. In Chapter 45, where does Joel go to see Mary Ann?

5. How long after Pete's execution is his last will and testment probated?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did the Japanese hate the American prisoners so badly?

2. Why does Joel rent the garage under his apartment in Oxford?

3. In Chapter 33, how were Japanese planes destroyed?

4. What settlement do Wilbanks and Joel propose in Chapter 38?

5. How did the guerrillas take out a bridge on the Zapote River in Chapter 34?

6. In Chapter 46, how does Liza escape from Whitfield?

7. What was the truth about Liza's affair?

8. In Chapter 35, where did Pete begin healing in the United States?

9. What was the train trip like to O'Donnell?

10. In Chapter 36, how is Liza being treated at Whitfield?

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