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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. He searches the room for anything useful, eventually finding a flashlight to see better and then some mining material in the form of _____________ (a dangerous explosive) and some fuses.
(a) Lentonite.
(b) Deflagrate.
(c) Fissile isotopes.
(d) Nitroglycerine.

2. Do they know the location from which Black Stone will leave England?
(a) Yes.
(b) Most likely.
(c) No.
(d) Maybe.

3. Hannay goes into formal service for his country as what?
(a) A sailor.
(b) A pilot.
(c) A spy.
(d) A captain.

4. What does Hannay's continuing as Ainslie do to the old man?
(a) It worries him.
(b) It confuses him.
(c) It embarrasses him.
(d) It angers him.

5. Finally arriving at a quaint fisherman's pond and feeling somewhat at ease, Hannay idly whistles what tune?
(a) "Turkey in the Straw."
(b) "Annie Laurie."
(c) "Alabama Jubilee."
(d) "Little Brown Jug."

Short Answer Questions

1. Hannay knows his cover will be blown when what happens?

2. Ever the performer, Hannay takes on another guise, this time as who?

3. The men get who with knowledge of the coast to answer questions?

4. Why does Hannay feel he will soon be caught?

5. Hannay stumbles across _________ and feels his best chance is to hide inside.

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Hannay get the old man to reveal that he is the enemy?

2. How does Hannay come to believe the Black Stone spy is in Bullivant's home?

3. What plan to stop the Germans do the military men have left?

4. What leads to Hannay's recovery?

5. How are the military men convinced that Alloa is a spy?

6. Describe Hannay's discovery by three men.

7. What takes place prior to Hannay posing as a fisherman?

8. Now locked in a room and guarded, what does Hannay decide to do?

9. How does Hannay end up in the hands of the enemy?

10. How do the men learn about a possible destination?

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