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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 has been in a French prison for 3 years by 1941?
(a) Danica.
(b) Louis.
(c) Khristo.
(d) Bergman.

2. Which two men are similar in intelligence that are part of the resistance group in the Cambras?
(a) Gilbert and Khristo.
(b) Fusari and Khristo.
(c) Fusari and Daniel.
(d) La Brebis and Voluta.

3. What is the area that Eidenbaugh, Fusari, Khristo and Vigie roam after Cambras changes?
(a) Luxembourgh.
(b) Belfort Gap.
(c) Ritta.
(d) Vauxhall.

4. Through what does Eidenbaugh escape the remote mountain village trap?
(a) A slimy tunnel.
(b) An underground tavern.
(c) A rooftop getaway.
(d) A submarine.

5. Who comes to Cambras to meet with Khristo that Khristo considers a man born for war?
(a) Ulysses.
(b) Grant.
(c) Jackson.
(d) Lee.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Khristo realize has taken away his girlfriend from the apartment?

2. Whose good looks and reserve make him very popular with dining customers?

3. Who does Fitzware have lunch with that is his equal in the French secret service?

4. Who is getting married and moving to America that Khristo likes?

5. In December of 1941, what does Robert work as in New York City?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why is Khristo afraid of dying in the French prison?

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

4. Why does Robert fit well with the OSS?

5. How does Khristo maintain his training in Paris?

6. How does Robert's team wreck havoc on the Germans?

7. What does Khristo learn from Goldman that makes him no longer want to be a spy?

8. Why do the local police change the way they view immigrants in Paris?

9. How does Khristo learn about Faye Burns again when he is working in Switzerland?

10. How do the Germans offer retribution to the French resistance and civilians for acts of sabotage?

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