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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 live with Aaron when he returns to work for him in Italy?
(a) The gas shortage causes buses to be erratic.
(b) Aaron needs a driver.
(c) He cannot afford his own apartment.
(d) He wants to be closer to Natalie.

2. What happened to the men who were imprisoned with Teddy Gallard?
(a) They were executed.
(b) They were sent to concentration camps.
(c) They were tortured.
(d) They escaped.

3. Who meets Victor at the Memorial Day parade?
(a) Pamela.
(b) Byron.
(c) Roosevelt.
(d) Rhoda.

4. What regret does Natalie have after her father's death?
(a) She did not tell him she loved him.
(b) She did not make it home before he died.
(c) She did not spend enough time with him.
(d) She spent too much time trying to please others.

5. Who is Carter Aster?
(a) Byron's superior.
(b) Byron's best friend.
(c) Byron's illegitimate son.
(d) Byron's physician.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which character is being held in a private cell in Germany?

2. Why is Victor asked to accompany the President on a brief trip?

3. To what rank is Victor promoted while in Rome?

4. What does Byron ask Natalie in Florida?

5. What does Aaron receive in Part 3?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Natalie return home to her mother and father's house?

2. What new technology does E.J. Tillet share with Victor?

3. What caution does E.J. Tillet give Victor about American neutrality?

4. How does Palmer Kirby affect Rhoda's relationship with Victor?

5. How is the Henry family affected by the bombing of Pearl Harbor?

6. Why does Rhoda end her relationship with Palmer?

7. Describe the unique dinner party hosted by Wolf Stoller.

8. How does Byron adapt to military life?

9. How does Pamela affect Victor's relationship with Rhoda?

10. What concern does Warren have over Madeline's relationship with Bozey?

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