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

2. How much does Joel pay for the 1939 Pontiac in Chapter 49?
(a) $300.
(b) $250.
(c) $350.
(d) $400.

3. In Chapter 48, how long does Joel spend in New Orleans?
(a) 3 days.
(b) 5 days.
(c) 4 days.
(d) 2 days.

4. In Chapter 37, what rent does Joel pay for an apartment?
(a) $50.
(b) $100.
(c) $75.
(d) $125.

5. In Chapter 26, how many miles did the Japanese plan to march the American and Filipino prisoners?
(a) 51 miles.
(b) 45 miles.
(c) 66 miles.
(d) 30 miles.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the end of Chapter 36, what lunch are Joel, Stella, and Liza served at Whitfield?

2. In Chapter 29, how many men were chosen for slave labor in Japan?

3. In Chapter 44, what is the Banning house worth?

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

5. How long after receiving the news that Pete was missing in action did Florry take Joel and Stella to Memphis for a long weekend?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where does Florry to decide to go in Chapter 48 and why?

2. In Chapter 41, why does Myra not like Errol McLeish?

3. Why are Jackie's parents not invited to her wedding to Errol?

4. How did Pete and Clay recuperate in Chapter 31 before they went on missions with the guerillas?

5. In Chapter 48, what does Joel do in Biloxi?

6. In Chapter 43, why does Joel tell Wilbanks that he probably will not take the associate's position he is offering him?

7. How and when did Liza and the family learn that Pete was missing in action?

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

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

10. What does the jury decide in the case in Chapter 39?

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