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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. What date was set for the Allied invasion of France in Chapter 60?
(a) June 6.
(b) July 12.
(c) June 10.
(d) July 14.

2. Where did Mab live with her husband in Chapter 71?
(a) Paris.
(b) Yorkshire.
(c) Washington, D.C.
(d) London.

3. Who did Francis quote in his romantic letter to Mab in Chapter 36?
(a) Shakespeare.
(b) John Donne.
(c) Edgar Allan Poe.
(d) Michael London.

4. What date was scribbled in the corner of the photograph laying face-down on Francis's desk in Chapter 36?
(a) May, 1917.
(b) August, 1939.
(c) June, 1911.
(d) April, 1918.

5. Who called Osla to tell her about the spark between Philip and Elizabeth in Chapter 54?
(a) Michael Keane.
(b) Ian Graham.
(c) David Haven.
(d) Everett Jackson.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the city code for Paris in the German encryptions?

2. Who did Giles say was set to perform Beth's lobotomy in Chapter 70?

3. Why was Christopher embarrassed about his father attending his birthday party?

4. When is the Bletchley Bletherings excerpt from that opens Chapter 40?

5. Who revealed to Mab that Beth had broken an advance report about Coventry in Chapter 62?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do Mab and Osla react to Beth's story when they meet with her at Clockwell?

2. How does Giles threaten Beth in Chapter 70?

3. What code of Dilly's does Beth begin working on in Chapter 52? Why?

4. How does Beth escape Clockwell?

5. How is Beth's confrontation with her father described in Chapter 52?

6. Who is Mike and how did Mab meet him?

7. How are Lucy and Francis killed?

8. What secret of Mab's does Francis guess in Chapter 40? How does he respond to the secret?

9. What are the circumstances surrounding Beth's first time being intimate with Harry?

10. How is Giles apprehended? What happens to him?

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