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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the number attached to the next hill?
(a) 74.
(b) 109.
(c) 161.
(d) 263.

2. Where is the man shot?
(a) Back.
(b) Head.
(c) Heart.
(d) Stomach.

3. What adjective best describes the target?
(a) Viral.
(b) Clever.
(c) Untouchable.
(d) Sadistic.

4. What item does Hathcock forget to remove from his gun?
(a) Shells.
(b) Trigger guard.
(c) Scope.
(d) Safety.

5. How is the two man team transported?
(a) Motorcycles.
(b) Jeep.
(c) On foot.
(d) Helicopter.

6. What orders did Hathcock have?
(a) On leave.
(b) Restriction.
(c) None.
(d) Top secret mission.

7. How many men were committed to combat at that time?
(a) 267,901.
(b) 418,600.
(c) 389,500.
(d) 543,400.

8. What team goes out on patrol?
(a) Land and Reinke.
(b) Mitchell and Simpson.
(c) Hathcock and Burke.
(d) Wilson and Roberts.

9. What was the name of the North Vietnamese sniper?
(a) Luong.
(b) Nguyen.
(c) Kim.
(d) Thanh.

10. Hathcock returns home during what period in the Vietnam War?
(a) Decline.
(b) Peak.
(c) Divergence.
(d) Reassessment.

11. What structure is the platoon generally assigned to patrol?
(a) Latrines.
(b) Ammunition hut.
(c) Barracks.
(d) Mess hall.

12. What is the name of Hathcock's long range technique?
(a) MASH.
(b) SWAG.
(c) SWING.
(d) SNIPE.

13. Hathcock learns that one of the following was killed in action. Who was it?
(a) Wilson.
(b) Land.
(c) Burke.
(d) Reinke.

14. What month did Hathcock return home?
(a) July.
(b) April.
(c) November.
(d) February.

15. Hathcock gets permission to do what?
(a) Start a new sniper class.
(b) Go on leave.
(c) Observe.
(d) Reconfigure the platoon.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Hathcock turn to during that time?

2. What is unusual about the enemies?

3. Where does Hathcock get shot?

4. What is another term for "secretive"?

5. What gift do the men receive after the mission is complete?

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