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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. Who cooks Victor a meal in his flat after he returns from a bomber mission?
(a) Natalie.
(b) Pamela.
(c) Rhoda.
(d) Madeline.

2. Who does Byron see kissing Madeline in Part 3?
(a) Hugh Cleveland.
(b) Victor.
(c) Leslie Slote.
(d) Palmer Kirby.

3. Who is Teddy Gallard?
(a) Pamela's fiancé.
(b) An American banker.
(c) A British physician.
(d) Pamela's cousin.

4. Who agrees to assist Natalie in Italy with the red tape that is preventing Aaron from leaving Italy?
(a) E.J. Tillet.
(b) August Van Winaker II.
(c) Armin von Roon.
(d) Benito Mussolini.

5. Who does Aaron request that Natalie contact in Chapter 26?
(a) Leslie Slote.
(b) Pamela Tudsbury.
(c) Palmer Kirby.
(d) Berel Jastrow.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Janice see flying over Pearl Harbor?

2. What does Leslie Slote ask Natalie in a letter?

3. What submarine is Byron posted on in Part 3?

4. Why is Byron angry with Natalie's plans to go to Washington?

5. To what does General Roon equate the German's treatment of the Jews?

Short Essay Questions

1. What explanation does Armin von Roon give for the failed German air campaign against the British?

2. What project does Victor undertake with 35 surplus Navy planes?

3. Why is Teddy Gallard moved to a private cell?

4. How does Natalie's plan to help Aaron with his passport troubles anger Byron?

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

6. What analogy does Armin von Roon and other Germans make for Victor to justify the German's treatment of the Jews?

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

8. What fears does Teddy Gallard discuss with Victor and Pamela?

9. Why does Rhoda end her relationship with Palmer?

10. How does Byron motivate Roosevelt to intervene on behalf of Natalie and Aaron?

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