An American Hero: The True Story of Charles a. Lindbergh Test | Final Test - Easy

Barry Denenberg
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An American Hero: The True Story of Charles a. Lindbergh Test | Final Test - Easy

Barry Denenberg
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Denenberg characterize Hauptmann's defense?
(a) Strident.
(b) Thorough.
(c) Poor.
(d) Bungled.

2. What strategy did Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh adopt for going out in public?
(a) Disguises.
(b) Decoys.
(c) False press schedules.
(d) Bodyguards.

3. What was Lindbergh's estimation of Nazi Germany?
(a) A necessary evil.
(b) An invincible military force.
(c) A force for progress.
(d) A threat to civilization.

4. What did Lindbergh embark on in late summer 1927?
(a) A new aviation company.
(b) A trip to China.
(c) A tour to promote aviation.
(d) A trip to South America.

5. Who was Dr. Carrell?
(a) An aviation advocate.
(b) A politician.
(c) A heart surgeon.
(d) An private investigator.

6. What does Denenberg say Roosevelt thought about Lindbergh?
(a) He thought he was smart, and probably right.
(b) He thought he was a Nazi.
(c) He thought he was a spy.
(d) He thought he was a traitor.

7. What did Lindbergh die of?
(a) Old age.
(b) Brain tumor.
(c) Lymphatic cancer.
(d) Plane crash.

8. Who did the Lindberghs visit in 1937 and 1938?
(a) German refugees.
(b) Jewish leaders.
(c) German diplomats.
(d) High-ranking Nazis.

9. What did Lindbergh advocate in 1939?
(a) Containment.
(b) Engagement.
(c) Appeasement.
(d) Isolationism.

10. How old was Morrow's daughter when Lindbergh met her?
(a) 21.
(b) 31.
(c) 18.
(d) 26.

11. What position did Lindbergh articulate as spokesman for the America First Committee?
(a) Appeasement.
(b) Engagement.
(c) Regulation.
(d) Isolationism.

12. What did the media call the Lindberghs' estate in Hopewell?
(a) The Estate.
(b) The Old Wings Home.
(c) The Eagle's Nest.
(d) The Flyers' Rest.

13. What did Lindbergh do to allow himself to speak openly about politics?
(a) Enter the military.
(b) Resign his post at Pan Am.
(c) Return his medal to Germany.
(d) Resign his military commission.

14. What happened a month after Lindbergh's award?
(a) Kristallnacht.
(b) The invasion of Poland.
(c) The invasion of Belgium.
(d) The invasion of France.

15. What was Lindbergh's estimation of Germany's air strength?
(a) He thought them invincible.
(b) He described it as weak.
(c) He identified its strategic limitations.
(d) He identified weaknesses in their air force.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Denenberg characterize the investigation of the Lindberghs' baby?

2. How did investigators finally find the kidnapper?

3. How did Violet Sharpe avoid interrogation?

4. Who was Colonel Schwarzkopf?

5. What was the Lindberghs' second child's name?

(see the answer keys)

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