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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the most likely reason that Burnette doesn't ship out with his fellow operatives in Book 2, Part 2? (from Book 1, Part 2, Chapters 7 - 10)

He's attracted to Jackie/Renee and wants to have a relationship with her.

The American Government Agency he works for wants him to keep a protective eye on Jackie/Renee.

He's involved in Parmentier's criminal activities and wants to make sure that Parmentier is cleared.

He's suspicious of Harrington's motives and wants to keep an eye on him.

2.

Why does Dottie look forward to her father coming to see her in America? (from Book 3, Part 3, Chapters 32 – 34)

She thinks he’s going to take her back to Osman.

She craves his attention.

She’s looking forward to another assignment from him

She thinks he’s going to reconcile with her mother.

3.

Of the four central characters, which is the character with the fewest layers of identity?

Dottie Chambers.

Steven Chambers.

Tom Harrington.

Eville Burnette.

4.

What is the most likely meaning of Davor’s comment in Book 2 that peace begins “one beating at a time”? (from Book 2, 1944-45 – Chapters 14 - 18)

That peace can be achieved only through conflict, and that conflict is not just between countries, but between individuals fighting for what they believe in.

That peace can be achieved only through submission to the authority of leaders, like Davor, who know more about the complications of conflict than civilians like Marija.

That Marija made a mistake in letting Bogdanov have the papers, and that she deserved the beating she got from Davor’s lieutenant.

That sometimes it’s necessary for victims like Marija to accept a beating in order to let oppressors like the Serbs think they’re winning the battle.

5.

In Book 5, Part 2, Chapter 50, the narrative describing the sun coming out can be seen as what, regarding Dottie’s revelations about her soul? (from Book 5, Part 2, Chapters 50 - 52)

Symbolism.

Foreshadowing.

Completely unrelated.

Contrast.

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