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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter Seven: "August 21–22: Human Gold," what happens to the tension and frustration at the campsite once the miners' safety is confirmed?
(a) It increases.
(b) It disappears completely.
(c) It explodes with joy.
(d) It turns into anger.

2. In Chapter Seven: "August 21–22: Human Gold," how many calories per day are the trapped miners living on at this point?
(a) 100 calories.
(b) 500 calories.
(c) 300 calories.
(d) 200 calories.

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

4. In Chapter Eight: "Camp Hope," why is the news media drawn to Campamento Esperanza?
(a) To distract the families.
(b) To create tension.
(c) To criticize the rescue efforts.
(d) To report on the miners' rescue.

5. In Chapter Seven: "August 21–22: Human Gold," why do the miners steadfastly refuse to speak the word "cannibalism"?
(a) They consider it bad luck.
(b) It is a word they cannot pronounce.
(c) They fear it might become a reality.
(d) They believe it's a taboo word.

6. In Chapter Seven: "August 21–22: Human Gold," what signals the miners' presence to the surface when the drill bit hits an empty space?
(a) Tapping on the drill bit.
(b) A flare.
(c) A loud alarm.
(d) A radio transmission.

7. In Chapter Eight: "Camp Hope," how does the chapter describe the atmosphere at Camp Hope?
(a) Tense and anxious.
(b) Quiet and somber.
(c) Joyful and celebratory.
(d) Chaotic and disorganized.

8. 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 causes families to distance themselves.
(c) It leads to rekindled affections and vows to strengthen bonds.
(d) It has no impact on their relationships.

9. In Chapter Seven: "August 21–22: Human Gold," why are the families growing increasingly impatient?
(a) They want more information about the rescue efforts.
(b) They are preparing for a celebration.
(c) They were tired of watching and waiting.
(d) They are eager to reunite with the miners.

10. In Chapter Ten: "Abnormal-Normal," how do the trapped miners initially react when they are informed of the long timeline for their rescue?
(a) They became upset and anxious.
(b) They remained calm and determined.
(c) They refused to believe the news.
(d) They demanded immediate action.

11. In Chapter Eight: "Camp Hope," what is the atmosphere like when contact is established with the trapped miners?
(a) Calm.
(b) Tense.
(c) Desperate.
(d) Jubilant.

12. In Chapter Seven: "August 21–22: Human Gold," what is the emotional state of the families above ground?
(a) Hopeful.
(b) Furious.
(c) Joyful.
(d) Relieved.

13. In Chapter Nine: "Rescue Plans," what is the primary purpose of Dr. Holland's visit to the mine?
(a) To design an escape capsule for the miners.
(b) To assess the stability of the mine's structure.
(c) To provide medical care to the miners.
(d) To address the psychological needs of the miners and their families.

14. In Chapter Ten: "Abnormal-Normal", what unique gift does Samsung send to the trapped miners?
(a) Soccer jerseys.
(b) Prayer beads and rosaries.
(c) A portable generator.
(d) A cell phone with a built-in projector.

15. In Chapter Ten: "Abnormal-Normal," what advice do the survivors of the 1972 Andes plane crash offer to the trapped miners?
(a) To remain patient and united.
(b) To avoid any financial disputes.
(c) To focus on their individual well-being.
(d) To capitalize on their fame for personal gain.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter Seven: "August 21–22: Human Gold," what unexpected discovery is made during the drilling process?

2. In Chapter Seven: "August 21–22: Human Gold," what is the immediate reaction of the campsite upon receiving the message from the miners?

3. In Chapter Eight: "Camp Hope," what nickname is given to the tubes used to transport supplies to the miners?

4. In Chapter Nine: "Rescue Plans," who is responsible for overseeing the psychological well-being of the miners and their families?

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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