Unfit for Command Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Jerome Corsi
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Unfit for Command Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Out of the officers who served with Kerry, how many signed the open letter from the Swiftees?
(a) 20.
(b) 23.
(c) 11.
(d) 15.

2. Why was Kerry included in the "War Heroes" exhibit?
(a) For his role in the American anti-war movement.
(b) For his role in the capture of American POWs.
(c) For his involvement in numerous battles.
(d) For his injuries during the war.

3. How did Ponder's account of the injuries compare to Kerry's?
(a) They were mostly the same.
(b) They were totally different.
(c) They were exactly the same.
(d) They were somewhat different.

4. What do the Swift Boat Veterans think of Kerry's attitude during the war, according to O'Neill?
(a) It was average.
(b) It was slightly above average.
(c) It was unselfish.
(d) It was self-serving.

5. Who is recognized along with Kerry in the "War Heroes" exhibit?
(a) Susan Sarandon.
(b) Jane Fonda.
(c) Richard Dreyfuss.
(d) Steven Spielberg.

6. What is one of the absolute tenets of command, according to Hoffman?
(a) Decorum.
(b) Trust.
(c) Flexibility.
(d) Instinct.

7. How was Hoffman involved with the Swift Boats?
(a) He was the tactics division specialist.
(b) He was the lieutenant in charge.
(c) He was the commander.
(d) He was the route planner.

8. How many of Kerry's commanders signed the open letter from the Swiftees?
(a) Almost half of them.
(b) Almost a quarter of them.
(c) All of them.
(d) Almost all of them.

9. Were the Swift Boat Veterans surprised by Kerry's actions at the Swift Boat Veterans Reunion?
(a) Over half were not sure.
(b) No.
(c) Yes.
(d) Over half were.

10. How was Joe Ponder wounded during the war?
(a) In a battle that Kerry recounts.
(b) In a battle Kerry was supposed to be in.
(c) In an accident caused by Kerry.
(d) In an accident witnessed by Kerry.

11. How did the applause change when the actual Swift Boat Veterans were introduced at their Reunion?
(a) It caused a riot to break out.
(b) It became a little less vocal.
(c) It did not change.
(d) It became more vocal and uproarious.

12. What is the question the authors hope to answer in their book, Unfit for Command?
(a) Who is the real John Kerry?
(b) Who is the person John Kerry has become?
(c) Who is John Kerry trying to fool?
(d) Who is John Kerry trying to be?

13. What office did Kerry hold when he ran for the presidency?
(a) Congressman.
(b) Senator.
(c) Governor.
(d) Mayor.

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

15. Which city hosted the Swift Boat Veterans Reunion?
(a) New York.
(b) Norfolk.
(c) San Diego.
(d) Boulder.

Short Answer Questions

1. What type of account does O'Neill provide for the Swift Boat Veterans Reunion?

2. How many Swiftees served with Kerry during his tour?

3. What position did Roy F. Hoffman hold?

4. Who designed the "War Heroes" exhibit Lupetti observed in the museum?

5. When did the Swift Boat Veterans Reunion take place?

(see the answer keys)

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