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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 had escaped his labor battalion and lived as an outlaw in Chapter 70?
(a) Mehmetçik.
(b) Rustem Bey.
(c) Father Kristoforos.
(d) Mihrimah Efendim.
2. What does Mustafa take as Turkish land in Chapter 86?
(a) Crete.
(b) Thrace.
(c) Cyprus.
(d) Smyrna.
3. Who was following Philothei around, leading others in the village to suggest she begin wearing a veil?
(a) Ali the Snow-bringer.
(b) Mohammad the Leech Gatherer.
(c) Leonidas Efendi.
(d) Rustem Bey.
4. Who leads the Italian soliders as they march into Eskibahçe in Chapter 74?
(a) Father Kristoforos.
(b) Mihrimah Efendim.
(c) Gofredo Granitola.
(d) Rustem Bey.
5. Who is the infamous Red Wolf revealed to be in Chapter 95?
(a) Constantinos.
(b) Mehmetçik.
(c) Hasseki.
(d) Iskander.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who returns to Eskibahçe and demands that all Christians leave with him for Greece in Chapter 88?
2. What is the name of King Alexander's German shepherd in Chapter 81?
3. What did Fikret say when he died (352)?
4. Who is described as being as handsome as a film star in the opening of Chapter 81?
5. What did the local children used to replace Lionidas's purchased birds with to annoy him?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Tamara suggest to Rustem Bey when he visited her in Chapter 70?
2. What are the circumstances in Eskibahçe in Chapter 70?
3. How is the narrative of Chapter 63 related?
4. How is the narrative of Chapter 92 related?
5. How is the narrative related in Chapter 62? How is this narrative style established?
6. What was Fikret ordered to do in Chapter 66? Why?
7. What did Rustem Bey give to Granitola in Chapter 83? Why?
8. How did Fikret die? What did he say when he died?
9. What caused the Greeks to lose their allies in he war agains the Ottomans?
10. What did Fikret do for the wounded enemy soldier in Chapter 65? Why?
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