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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 did Mab encourage her coworkers in Hut 11-A to do in Chapter 40?
(a) Strip to their underwear.
(b) Break the exterior gates.
(c) Smoke cigarettes indoors.
(d) Shoot at the intruders.

2. When is Chapter 59 set?
(a) September, 1940.
(b) November 8, 1947.
(c) November 11, 1947.
(d) August 11, 1939.

3. When is Chapter 60 set?
(a) May, 1944.
(b) September, 1940.
(c) November 11, 1947.
(d) August 11, 1939.

4. Where did Beth take her decrypted report for safety in Chapter 63?
(a) To her bathroom.
(b) To Dilly's safe.
(c) To Prince Philip's home.
(d) To Harry's house.

5. At what station did Osla meet Philip in Chapter 57?
(a) Grandwell station.
(b) Paddington station.
(c) Orwell station.
(d) Euston station.

Short Answer Questions

1. What were Prince Philip's connections to the Nazi party?

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

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

4. Who is Philip's cousin that was in exile from the throne in Chapter 57?

5. To what composer did Beth and Harry listen to when they were alone together in Chapter 41?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why does Osla return Philip's insignia in Chapter 57?

3. What are the circumstances surrounding Osla spending the night in Philip's room in Chapter 54?

4. What is revealed in Francis's letter to Mab in Chapter 36?

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

6. How does Giles threaten Beth in Chapter 70?

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

8. How does Beth escape Clockwell?

9. Whom does Mab blame for the deaths of Lucy and Francis? Why?

10. Why does Harry enlist in the armed services? How do Beth and Sheila respond?

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