1. In his year at Georgetown University what is the author named?
(a) Outstanding Air Force ROTC Cadet.
(b) Mighty Seamen Cadet.
(c) Superb Navy Cadet.
(d) Excellent Army Recruit.

2. How does this chapter compare to the conflicted and painful opening chapter?
(a) This section is uplifting.
(b) It is a sad chapter.
(c) This section is similar in feelng.
(d) It is a disappointing chapter.

3. Mary points out distinctive features and size as her tours near this building, which is also known as the Pentagon.
(a) The FBI Headquarters.
(b) Department of War Building.
(c) Protection Agency.
(d) The Secret Service Building.

4. How many years later does James break his vow and leave the priesthood?
(a) Five years later.
(b) Fifteen years later.
(c) Twelve years later.
(d) Two years later.

5. The Touhy manhunt takes on the wartime symbolism of a hunt for who?
(a) Nazis.
(b) Hitler.
(c) Communists.
(d) Russians.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who confirms his appreciation of Joe Carroll by assigning him to Washington as chief of kidnapping and bank robbery investigations for the entire Bureau?

2. Where does the author secretly throw his Georgetown University prize?

3. What is Father James Carroll celebrating?

4. Mary drives the children to pick Joseph up at night. What does she do on the way home?

5. How does Joe feel about leaving the seminary?

(see the answer key)

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