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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. In Chapter 41, when do Joel and Wilbanks file the appeal of the jury's verdict in federal court?
(a) May 21, 1948.
(b) June 1, 1948.
(c) May 31, 1948.
(d) June 4, 1948.

2. What was the name of Pete's squad in Chapter 32?
(a) J Troop.
(b) M Troop.
(c) H Troop.
(d) G Troop.

3. When does Shenault schedule a second meeting between Joel, WIlbanks, and Dunlap?
(a) January 26, 1950.
(b) January 17, 1950.
(c) December 23, 1949.
(d) December 19, 1949.

4. In Chapter 34, how long did it take D and G Troops to return to base after the Stotsenburg raid?
(a) 4 days.
(b) 3 days.
(c) 6 days.
(d) 5 days.

5. What injury did Pete have treated in Chapter 27?
(a) Wound on his leg.
(b) Wound on his back.
(c) Head wound.
(d) Wound on his arm.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the end of Chapter 28, how many men would be buried in each grave that Clay and Pete dug?

2. When does the trial begin in Chapter 39?

3. In Chapter 30, how many Americans were in the group of guerillas Pete and Clay are led to?

4. In Chapter 31, how many men is it rumored that Edwin Ramsey has in Central Luzon?

5. In Chapter 45, where does Joel go to see Mary Ann?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why are Jackie's parents not invited to her wedding to Errol?

2. Why do Joel and Stella visit their maternal grandparents in Chapter 42?

3. In Chapter 35, where did Pete begin healing in the United States?

4. In Chapter 33, how were Japanese planes destroyed?

5. How did the guerrillas take out a bridge on the Zapote River in Chapter 34?

6. In Chapter 46, how does Liza escape from Whitfield?

7. How did Pete and Clay recuperate in Chapter 31 before they went on missions with the guerillas?

8. What happens when Liza's body is found?

9. Where does Florry to decide to go in Chapter 48 and why?

10. Who commanded the West Luzon Resistance Force?

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