2. What type of account does O'Neill provide for the Swift Boat Veterans Reunion?
(a) A first-hand account.
(b) A second-hand account.
(c) A friend's recollection.
(d) Hearsay.

3. Which museum did Lupetti visit upon returning to the countries involved in the war?
(a) The War Memorial Museum.
(b) The War Battleground Museum.
(c) The War Restoration Museum.
(d) The War Remnants Museum.

4. How do the authors introduce their argument?
(a) With a letter.
(b) With a quote.
(c) With an advertisement.
(d) With a poem.

5. Where was the 2004 press conference by Hoffman held?
(a) California.
(b) Virginia.
(c) Washington.
(d) New York.

6. According to Edwards, who do you need to listen to in order to really understand Kerry?
(a) Those who served with him.
(b) Those who are unaware of his service.
(c) Those who have known him for over 20 years.
(d) Those who know his desire to be President.

7. What was the title of Kerry's book?
(a) Life at War.
(b) Reporting for Duty.
(c) Tour of Duty.
(d) The Necessity of War.

8. What month was the 2004 press conference held by Hoffman for the Swift Boat Veterans?
(a) November.
(b) May.
(c) March.
(d) June.

9. How does Ponder recall the circumstances around his injuries?
(a) Vividly.
(b) Vaguely.
(c) Slightly better than expected.
(d) He remembers some parts better than others.

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

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

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

13. When did Kerry make a cameo appearance at the Swift Boat Veterans Reunion?
(a) The week before.
(b) Earlier in the day.
(c) The day before.
(d) Two days earlier.

14. How does Kerry portray himself in his book's account of Ponder's injury?
(a) As a victim.
(b) As a hero.
(c) As a witness.
(d) As an innocent bystander.

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