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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. What does the file that the former spy in the Siberian gold mining operation contain information on?
(a) Monetary secrets.
(b) Political secrets.
(c) Economic secrets.
(d) Hazard secrets.

2. In 1937 where has Khristo found work as a waiter?
(a) An elegant restaurant.
(b) A German haus.
(c) A Finnish resort.
(d) A Scottish bar.

3. Who does Khristo realize has taken away his girlfriend from the apartment?
(a) The Soviets.
(b) The Bulgarians.
(c) The Italians.
(d) The Germans.

4. Who are NOT infiltrators working with the local citizenry against the Gestapo?
(a) Brits.
(b) Americans.
(c) Bulgarians.
(d) Russians.

5. Who asks Khristo to purchase a gun for him?
(a) Alex.
(b) Sascha.
(c) Nikko.
(d) Omaraeff.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Khristo meet that tells him the identity of the real German spy at the school?

2. Which two men are similar in intelligence that are part of the resistance group in the Cambras?

3. Who does Khristo run into when he goes to the bookstore where his girlfriend used to work?

4. Who comes to Cambras to meet with Khristo that Khristo considers a man born for war?

5. Who is the mysterious man that kills Omaraeff?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Robert get a job with the OSS?

2. Why does Khristo feel alone from both the women he loves while in prison?

3. Why is Khristo popular in Paris at the restaurant?

4. How does Khristo discover that his girlfriend has been kidnapped in Paris?

5. Why does Robert want to change careers in 1941?

6. What does Sascha do in Siberia while he is imprisoned?

7. How is life in Paris very different from that of Bulgaria for Khristo?

8. What does Khristo love about his life in Paris?

9. Why does Robert fit well with the OSS?

10. What are some forms or acts of sabotage performed by the resistance fighters in France?

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