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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 Bartle dream about in Chapter 7?
(a) Murph.
(b) Horses.
(c) Battle.
(d) Childhood.

2. in Chapter 8, where did Bartle find a small bit of shelter from mortars?
(a) Dirt mound.
(b) Small hill.
(c) Chapel.
(d) Ditch.

3. After the battle for the orchard, what bird did Bartle hear when he and the other soldiers moved on?
(a) Lark or finch.
(b) Nightjar.
(c) Swift.
(d) Hawk or eagle.

4. How did Murph leave in Chapter 10?
(a) Front gate.
(b) Took a tank.
(c) Took a jeep.
(d) Through a hole in the wire.

5. In Chapter 6 as Bartle went through the empty city with the other soldiers, who was the only one around?
(a) Teenage boy.
(b) Old man.
(c) Old woman.
(d) Little girl.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 6, what was in the middle of a bridge when Bartle and the other soldiers were going through the city?

2. What would Bartle buy when he went out in Chapter 9?

3. Where does Bartle find Murph in Chapter 8?

4. When did the events in Chapter 6 take place?

5. What time of day was it at the end of Chapter 8, after Bartle helped carry a female medic's body to the other medics?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Bartle see in Chapter 6 as he and the other men walked on line through the ragged grove?

2. How did a cartwright lead the soldiers to Murph's body?

3. What was Bartle doing at the beginning of Chapter 7?

4. In Chapter 10, what was the last sighting of Murph?

5. In Chapter 8, what happened when a major came to Bartle's platoon area?

6. In Chapter 6, what did the city look like when Bartle and the other men walked through it?

7. In Chapter 7, why did Luke call 911?

8. In Chapter 10, what did a man say about seeing Murph?

9. Why did Sterling think that Murph was a dead man in Chapter 8?

10. What was the day like when the captain from C.I.D. came to see Bartle?

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