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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. At what time do Lawrence and the rest set out for Akaba?
(a) Sunset.
(b) Daybreak.
(c) Midnight.
(d) Midday.
2. On what date do Abdulla and Lawrence leave Wadi Ais to go to the front?
(a) March 6.
(b) March 10.
(c) March 20.
(d) March 26.
3. Why did Abdulla go to Wadi?
(a) To please Feisal.
(b) To establish his own army.
(c) To gain prestige.
(d) To fight for the cause.
4. The Turks are divided into two groups, the Old Turks and whom?
(a) The Young Turks.
(b) The Revolutionary Turks.
(c) The New Turks.
(d) The Bright Turks.
5. Lawrence received orders from Clayton to wait in Wejh for the arrival of the Egyptian patrol ship named what?
(a) Nur il Bahr.
(b) Nur il Attara.
(c) Nur il Allaham.
(d) Nur il Baham.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the third of the three elements of war in which Lawrence believes?
2. While in Ageila, Lawrence becomes ill from what?
3. At what seaport do the passengers of the liner meet Abdulla?
4. Most of the Arabs want to be rid of the Turks, instead of taking what other course of action?
5. What was the Turkish Civil Code replaced with in many towns?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Sheikh Fahad el Hansha try to treat Lawrence?
2. Why does Ali ask Lawrence to wear Arab garb?
3. What is Lawrence's definition of an Arab?
4. In the beginning of the book, how do the British feel about the Arab Revolt?
5. How does Feisal communicate with his father while Feisal is an officer in the Turkish Army?
6. What was Auda explaining to Nuri when they met?
7. Why is Lawrence not happy to be sent back to Arabia and Feisal by Colonel Clayton as an advisor?
8. What does Sherif Abdulla tell the British representatives about the state of Turkish law over the Arabs?
9. What is the difference between the code with which the Turks fight and the code with which the Arabs fight?
10. What is the algebraic element of war, according to Lawrence?
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