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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Byron hesitate to travel to Warsaw with Natalie?
(a) Hitler and Stalin have created an alliance.
(b) Victor forbade it.
(c) Leslie is extremely jealous of Natalie.
(d) He fears his mother will find out.

2. What is played immediately after the announcement that Warsaw has fallen to the Germans?
(a) The Viennese Waltz.
(b) The German national anthem.
(c) The British national anthem.
(d) The Polish national anthem.

3. What is Pamela's nickname for Hitler?
(a) Little tramp.
(b) Lulu.
(c) Charlie.
(d) Patsy.

4. How does Victor describe Hitler's appearance?
(a) Dazed.
(b) Fierce.
(c) Pasty.
(d) Angry.

5. What rationale does Hitler give for Germany's right to rule more land?
(a) Germans are the most intelligent Anglo-Saxons.
(b) He can bring peace and prosperity to all of Europe.
(c) German kings once ruled over 50% of Europe.
(d) Germany's population is too large for its current territory.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Madeline live with while Victor is in Germany?

2. According to Grobke, who would never engage in war?

3. Who writes "World Empire Lost"?

4. After Byron drops out of school, who becomes his employer?

5. Why does Grobke take Victor to meet his daughter and grandchildren?

Short Essay Questions

1. What quandary does Victor have about accepting his assignment to Berlin?

2. What technology does Digger Brown show Victor?

3. Describe Victor Henry.

4. Why do Natalie and Byron travel to Italy?

5. Describe Hugh Cleveland and Madeline Henry's relationship.

6. Why does Talky believe that Hitler is not preparing for war?

7. Why does Grobke advise Victor to "watch the east"?

8. Why are the airports in Warsaw crowded when Natalie and Byron arrive?

9. What secret treaty existed between Hitler and Stalin?

10. Why does Leslie Slote advise Natalie against traveling to Warsaw?

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