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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. In Chapter 10, how many men did a man see going into the minaret the night before?
(a) 11 or 12.
(b) 3 or 4.
(c) 7 or 8.
(d) 5 or 6.

2. In Chapter 6, what body part did Bartle see a dog run off with?
(a) Leg.
(b) Arm.
(c) Hand.
(d) Foot.

3. In Chapter 8, where was a soldier injured who was taken off a helicopter?
(a) Left leg.
(b) Chest.
(c) Right leg.
(d) Back.

4. By August in Chapter 7, what was Bartle doing to fill his days?
(a) Playing baseball with friends.
(b) Going bowling.
(c) Aimless walks.
(d) Going to the library.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 10, what was a man doing when he saw Murph?

2. When Murph was killed, how long had he been with Bartle's platoon?

3. When Bartle walked along the river and the canal in Chapter 7, how many lean-tos did he find under elms?

4. In Chapter 9, how long had it been since Bartle had been sober?

5. What bird did Bartle see when he watched his friends playing in the water?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 6, as Bartle and the other men stormed the orchard, what did they see when the bullets started being fired?

2. What was the only exercise that Bartle was getting at the beginning of Chapter 7?

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

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

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

6. What was Bartle's life like at the beginning of Chapter 9?

7. In Chapter 7, what did Bartle remember Murph telling him about some canaries?

8. In Chapter 9, how would Bartle spend his mornings?

9. What did Captain Anderson show Bartle, and what did he want to know?

10. What did the soliders find in the alley in Chapter 10?

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