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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. How can Adelaide and the others stop Leopold from being installed as King?
(a) By proving his insanity.
(b) By having a public vote.
(c) By sending Leopold to Germany.
(d) By having the flag in their possession.

2. What does Adelaide visit in Chapter 10?
(a) The nickel mines.
(b) The town square.
(c) A small pub.
(d) The town hall.

3. What does Jim tell one of the students to prepare in Chapter 17?
(a) A treaty.
(b) Some small weapons.
(c) A leaflet.
(d) Some food.

4. Where does Godel order the soldiers to take Becky and Adelaide in Chapter 15?
(a) To England.
(b) To the castle.
(c) To the basement.
(d) To a hotel.

5. Which train do Adelaide, Becky, and the others plan to use in Chapter 17?
(a) The 43rd Train.
(b) The South Train.
(c) The Royal Train.
(d) The Blue Train.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Godel demand to know about from Count Thalgau in Chapter 17?

2. What happens to Adelaide's kitten in Chapter 15?

3. Where does Godel have Prince Leopold brought in Chapter 17?

4. How does Adelaide return to the Palace in Chapter 9?

5. What do Adelaide and the others hear coming from the train station in Chapter 17?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Becky at the end of Chapter 10?

2. What happens at the end of Chapter 14?

3. What happens to Godel and Leopold when the German commander arrives in Chapter 18?

4. What orders does Godel give in Chapter 17?

5. Where does Jim visit with the students? What does he find out?

6. What does Jim tell Becky when he wakes her up in Chapter 14?

7. What does Jim learn after listening to a staff member grumble about Godel in Chapter 10?

8. Why does Jim go to the grotto? What does he discover there?

9. What does Private Schweigner do in Chapter 18?

10. What do Becky and Adelaide do while in their cell in Chapters 15 and 16?

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