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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2: Antiwar Protester.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the intent of Unfit for Command, as clearly stated by the authors in the introduction?
(a) To convince Kerry to withdraw from the race.
(b) To prevent Kerry from becoming the commander in chief.
(c) To raise money for Kerry's opponent.
(d) To support Kerry for President.

2. What do his crew and witnesses of a refueling event on the way to An Thoi say Kerry lied about?
(a) A conversation with an enemy combatant.
(b) A conversation with another officer.
(c) A conversation with a commander.
(d) A conversation with O'Neill.

3. What image did Kerry and other liberals use Calley's conviction to paint of POWs?
(a) Murderers.
(b) Thieves.
(c) Drug-addicted psychotic thugs.
(d) Liars.

4. What was Cavett's reputation as a commentator?
(a) Rude.
(b) Fair and objective.
(c) Clueless.
(d) Unfair and biased.

5. Which one of the following does Hoffman question about Kerry in the Introduction?
(a) His political agenda.
(b) His judgment.
(c) His authority.
(d) His patriotism.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Kerry refuse to grant O'Neill with regards to his earlier book?

2. Who received a polite applause at the Swift Boat Veterans Reunion, according to O'Neill?

3. What does Pacepa relate Kerry's anti-war speeches to?

4. What did the author of Kerry's Boston Globe biography write about Kerry's reason for joining the Swift Boats?

5. According to Edwards, who do you need to listen to in order to really understand Kerry?

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