Five Years to Freedom: The True Story of a Vietnam POW Test | Final Test - Easy

James N. Rowe
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 124 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Five Years to Freedom: The True Story of a Vietnam POW Test | Final Test - Easy

James N. Rowe
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How do many of the Vietnamese people feel about Rowe?
(a) Fearful.
(b) Anxious.
(c) Angry.
(d) Curious.

2. Rowe is continually pressed to do what?
(a) Commit suicide.
(b) Write a statement siding with the National Liberation Front.
(c) Tell the Vietcong of the American Army's location.
(d) Translate for them.

3. What is Rowe given all the way to their first destination?
(a) Food.
(b) Medical care.
(c) Water.
(d) Rest.

4. When Rowe is asked by a news reporter if he'd been beaten, he says that he wasn't "mistreated severely" and then says that he can't go into it further. Why?
(a) Because he is not sure what happened to him.
(b) Because he is embarrassed about his treatment.
(c) Because he did not want to upset the news reporter.
(d) Because of the possibility of retaliation on other POWs.

5. Where is Rowe's mother?
(a) With his father.
(b) At church.
(c) Inside the house.
(d) In the car.

6. What does Rowe know about Jim?
(a) He has stopped eating.
(b) He has made plans to escape.
(c) He has started to decline to death.
(d) He has been giving information to the Vietcong.

7. What will be used in this selling process?
(a) The money the men had on them when they were captured.
(b) The men's valuables.
(c) The money given to the prisoners to buy extra items they want.
(d) The men's bartering tactics.

8. In a village near Tan Phu, why is Rowe recognized?
(a) He had been there prior to his capture to offer help.
(b) He had been there prior to his capture to buy food.
(c) He had been there to sell his fish.
(d) He had been there to catch the Vietcong.

9. How does Rowe find that he is about to be moved to "the Zone" where he would do as commanded or die?
(a) He is told by the camp commander.
(b) He overhears his captors talking.
(c) Occasionally he has the opportunity to go through papers in the camp.
(d) One of the Vietcong has decided to try to help him.

10. One older woman questions Rowe's captors. What does she ask?
(a) What they plan on doing with him.
(b) Why he is still alive.
(c) Why he looks as if he is not fed enough.
(d) Why he has been caught.

11. He effectively stalls by pretending to what?
(a) To be on the verge of writing the answers wanted of him.
(b) Be confused.
(c) Give information about the location of the American military in Vietnam.
(d) Be ill.

12. What punishment does Rowe receive when he continues to refuse the Vietcong's request?
(a) He is put in shackles in the middle of the camp.
(b) He is refused food.
(c) He is sent to bed without his clothing or his mosquito net.
(d) He is beaten.

13. What is Rowe's dog's name?
(a) Hop.
(b) Bounce.
(c) Skip.
(d) Jump.

14. What is the first thing Rowe is offered to eat?
(a) A donut.
(b) Bread.
(c) Fruit cake.
(d) A muffin.

15. What does Rowe's captor do now that he believes Rowe?
(a) He lets Rowe run away.
(b) He helps Rowe find Americans.
(c) He splits off with him away from the rest of the group.
(d) He calls for more Vietcong.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Rowe say that the guards refuse to accept?

2. Rowe continues to know that he could be released if he does what?

3. How long is the camp moved?

4. How are the next nights a nightmare of pain?

5. What lies did Rowe tell upon his capture?

(see the answer keys)

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