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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Two: Around the World and Into Space: Chapter Eleven: "The Race Down" - Afterword: "The Hollow Earth".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter Eight: "Camp Hope," how does the chapter describe the impact of the rescue effort on the miners' relationships with their families?
(a) It strains their relationships further.
(b) It leads to rekindled affections and vows to strengthen bonds.
(c) It causes families to distance themselves.
(d) It has no impact on their relationships.

2. In Chapter Eight: "Camp Hope," what do the miners vow to do in terms of their relationships with their families?
(a) To grow closer and be better partners.
(b) To write fewer letters
(c) To stay distant.
(d) To avoid contact with their families.

3. In Afterword: "The Hollow Earth," what qualities did the miners exhibit during their isolation?
(a) Disinterest in their own rescue.
(b) Unity, resilience, and faith.
(c) Selfishness and distrust.
(d) Arrogance and complacency.

4. In Chapter Eleven: "The Race Down," what is the significance of the rabbit?
(a) It represents the miners' determination.
(b) It is a symbol of speed and efficiency in drilling.
(c) It is the code name for the rescue operation.
(d) It signifies the Chilean government's support.

5. In Chapter Six: August 10-21: “Drilling Blind,” what is the primary challenge faced by Kelvin Brown when drilling to reach the miners?
(a) Resistance from the miners.
(b) A lack of drilling expertise.
(c) A lack of drilling equipment.
(d) Inaccurate maps and maps that have not been updated.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter Nine: "Rescue Plans," why is NASA consulted for advice in the rescue operation?

2. In Chapter Six: August 10-21: “Drilling Blind,” what does Kelvin Brown describe as the prevailing mood among the families at the campsite?

3. In Chapter Eight: "Camp Hope," what is Captain Navarro's primary challenge in planning the rescue operation?

4. In Chapter Six: August 10-21: “Drilling Blind," what was the primary concern of the trapped miners as their food ration dwindled?

5. In Chapter Seven: "August 21–22: Human Gold," how do the miners react when they see their message emerge from the mine on the drill bit?

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