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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. Where is the boat located that Dogherty has hired to create an escape route for Neumann and Catherine?
(a) Skegness.
(b) Cleethorpes.
(c) Hull.
(d) Mablethorpe.

2. In Chapter 54, how long has Braithwaite been commissioned as an officer in the Royal Navy?
(a) 4 years.
(b) 7 years.
(c) 5 years.
(d) 6 years.

3. Where is Mary when she hears the shotgun blast from the barn?
(a) Upstairs in bed.
(b) In the kitchen washing dishes.
(c) In the sitting room reading.
(d) On the front steps of the cottage.

4. How old is Charlotte Endicott?
(a) 23.
(b) 31.
(c) 27.
(d) 34.

5. In what park do Helen and Vicary walk along a footpath in Chapter 46?
(a) Battersea Park.
(b) Richmond Park.
(c) St. James Park.
(d) Greenwich Royal Park.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who saw Nemann jump from the train?

2. How old is police constable Sullivan?

3. At what station does Catherine purchase a ticket for Victoria?

4. What is the name of Jack Kincaid's boat?

5. After Vogel enters Schellenberg's office, how long does Schellenberg talk on the phone?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Vogel get his wife the funds she will need to live?

2. Where does Helen stay and why?

3. When Catherine falls asleep in the van Neumann is driving, what does she dream about?

4. Why does Mary say that Neumann killed Dogherty?

5. What is Vogel's theory regarding the information that Catherine Blake passed on?

6. How does Vicary identify the man who Catherine may be passing her information to?

7. Why had the U-509's movements been puzzling Braithwaite for weeks?

8. What does Vicary tell Jordan's son, Billy, in a letter?

9. Why is Commander Lowe inclined to believe Charlotte Endicott when she tells him a German spy signaled a U-boat?

10. What does Dogherty do when he hears about the nationwide search for two suspected killers?

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