4. How does Tonder describe himself when he stops by Mrs. Morden's house?
(a) Desperate.
(b) Attractive.
(c) Alluring.
(d) Lonely.

5. Why does the Mayor say he will not do what Lanser asked of him?
(a) He didn't trust Lanser.
(b) He would be ashamed.
(c) It would not stop them.
(d) It would damn him.

6. What kind of lanterns are lit when electricity goes down?
(a) Gasoline.
(b) Olive oil.
(c) Petrol.
(d) Kerosene.

7. Why do the soldiers not venture out alone?
(a) They have to protect one another.
(b) They are on guard.
(c) They are following instructions.
(d) They feel surrounded.

8. What does Tonder promise Mrs. Morden before leaving her house?
(a) That he would avenge Alex's death.
(b) That he would come back soon.
(c) That he would protect her.
(d) That he would help her.

9. What is Tom's last name?
(a) Anders.
(b) Andes.
(c) Andrews.
(d) Anderson.

10. What is Alex's wife's name?
(a) Missy.
(b) Mary.
(c) Milly.
(d) Molly.

11. What injury does Correll have when the packages are sent?
(a) His arm is broken.
(b) His knee is sprained.
(c) His head was cut.
(d) His hand is smashed.

12. What does Winters say will happen when the leaders of the resistance are killed?
(a) The resistance will weaken.
(b) New leaders will pop up.
(c) Past leaders will take the role.
(d) The people will unite.

13. What are the townspeople mining?
(a) Copper.
(b) Coal.
(c) Oil.
(d) Gold.

14. Who does the Mayor quote before he is executed?
(a) Socrates.
(b) Plato.
(c) Accrimedes.
(d) Shakespeare.

15. Why do more soldiers not go home from the occupation?
(a) They don't want the disgrace.
(b) They can't prove the hardship.
(c) They don't want to die.
(d) They can't leave their comrades.