Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption Test | Final Test - Easy

Laura Hillenbrand
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 121 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What made an apperance shortly after Watanabe's departure from the camp?
(a) New clothes,
(b) Games.
(c) Better food.
(d) Red Cross packages.

2. For what reason did Cynthia ask her father for money?
(a) To buy a car.
(b) For a down payment.
(c) To come home and file for divorce.
(d) For a trip to Japan.

3. What did the women look like to Ken Marvin?
(a) Mainly old ladies.
(b) Simple.
(c) Goddess.
(d) Sublime.

4. What was Louis' reaction to seeing the B-29 writing on the wall?
(a) He was envious to serve on one.
(b) He was dubious about their reported capacities.
(c) He didn't know what it was.
(d) He was elated by the damage dealt to the Japanese.

5. What was announced for 1948, 6 months after Louis' return from Japan?
(a) A new Geneva Convention.
(b) The Cold War.
(c) Apartheid.
(d) The next summer Olympics.

6. What granted Louis a space of time to let it go?
(a) Walking.
(b) Smoking.
(c) Running.
(d) Drinking.

7. What did one man marvel at as the sun came up after the party?
(a) The victory was not a dream.
(b) All men were still alive.
(c) The Japanese left the camp.
(d) Civilians were bringing food to them.

8. How often were local police departments told to report on their hunt for Watanabe?
(a) Twice a month.
(b) Once a moth.
(c) Once every tow months.
(d) Each time they catch a war criminal.

9. What didn't the American troops find in Kwajalein about Louis?
(a) Proof that Louis and Phil were together.
(b) Proof that Louis was there.
(c) Proof of Louis' fate.
(d) Proof of Louis' passage in the camp.

10. What did Louis refrain from doing while being beaten?
(a) Screaming.
(b) Fighting back.
(c) Smiling.
(d) Submitting.

11. Approximately how many punches did each man take?
(a) 240.
(b) 350.
(c) 220.
(d) 120.

12. How long after going missing was Louis declared dead?
(a) 19 months.
(b) 13 months.
(c) 16 months.
(d) 12 months.

13. How long had Louis been in Japan in Chapter 25?
(a) 17 months.
(b) 11 months.
(c) 15 months.
(d) 13 months.

14. What would Watanabe sometimes do after beating a prisoner?
(a) Go back and kill him.
(b) Go back and beat the ones treating his wounds.
(c) Transfer the prisoner to another camp.
(d) Go back and apologize.

15. What was Louis suffering from in August, 1945?
(a) Dysentery.
(b) Dengue feaver.
(c) Leprosy.
(d) Scorbut.

Short Answer Questions

1. When was Cissy Zamperini born?

2. What did Harris spend the summer of 1944 doing according to Chapter 22?

3. What did Harris plan to do if the plan succeeded?

4. What was the American prisoners told not to seek?

5. What was Louis given to read in Chapter 26 when he went back to the radio station?

(see the answer keys)

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