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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. Who was the anonymous author of the Bletchley Bletherings submissions at BP?
(a) Beth.
(b) Mab.
(c) Osla.
(d) Sarah.
2. What was Mab served for her main dish at the Indian restaurant on her date with Francis Gray in Chapter 19?
(a) Mutton stew.
(b) Beef tenderloin.
(c) Chicken Madras.
(d) Baked salmon.
3. Mab told her new workmate in Chapter 16, "Nobody transfers out of BP unless you fall pregnant or" what (334)?
(a) "Die."
(b) "Kill someone."
(c) "Get married."
(d) "Go crazy."
4. Where was Osla's flat located in the Prologue?
(a) Knightsbridge.
(b) East London.
(c) Yorkshire.
(d) Coventry.
5. Who was described as being the CIC on the Mediterranean in Chapter 17?
(a) Admiral Sir James Michaels.
(b) Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham.
(c) Admiral Sir Windsor Williams.
(d) Admiral Sir Ross Clarkson.
Short Answer Questions
1. When is Chapter 23 set?
2. When is Chapter 27 set?
3. When is Chapter 30 set?
4. Who was Prince Philip set to marry in the coming weeks in the Prologue?
5. What is said to be Alan Turing's nickname in Chapter 10?
Short Essay Questions
1. What threat introduces new conflict for Beth at Clockwell in Chapter 22?
2. What event finally leads to Beth leaving the Finch home? How do Osla and Mab responde?
3. Who is Harry Zarb and how is he described?
4. How did Beth begin working at Bletchley Park?
5. What did Winston Churchill famously say about Bletchley Park? How is his visit described in the novel?
6. How would you describe Mrs. Finch?
7. How is Beth treated at Clockwell?
8. Describe the narrative style of the novel. From what perspective is the story related?
9. What are the circumstances of Osla's engagement in the 1947 timeline? What led to her engagement?
10. How does Osla become injured during an air raid in Chapter 15? What happens afterward?
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