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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 is the "Royal Oak"?
(a) One of Roosevelt's secret missions.
(b) A foreign policy program designed by Victor.
(c) A British ship sunk by a German U-boat.
(d) A book written by Armin von Roon.

2. Who sends the message, "Eat Hearty, more coming, Mother Hubbard"?
(a) Victor.
(b) Roosevelt.
(c) Digger Brown.
(d) E.J. Tillet.

3. What name is given to Victor's grandson?
(a) Pip.
(b) Teddy.
(c) Warren.
(d) Victor.

4. In what activity does Winston Churchill ask Victor to take part?
(a) A retaliatory attack on the Germans.
(b) Naval intelligence inside Berlin.
(c) A state dinner with the Queen.
(d) A secret mission to Italy.

5. Which character does Janice tend after the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
(a) Byron.
(b) Warren.
(c) Victor.
(d) Palmer.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Victor asked to accompany the President on a brief trip?

2. Why does Natalie return home to her mother and father?

3. Which character agrees to go with Natalie to Siena and help Aaron?

4. Who is Luigi Gianelli scheduled to meet in Rome?

5. What does Leslie Slote ask Natalie in a letter?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Victor react to Roosevelt's response to the sinking of the Bismarck?

2. Why is Natalie forced to give birth to her son in Europe?

3. What is the importance of the sinking of the Bismarck?

4. What difficulty does Roosevelt face when considering how to help the British defend themselves against the Germans?

5. Why is Victor assigned to escort an elderly veteran to a Memorial Day parade?

6. Why does Berel Jastrow move to Russia?

7. Describe the unique dinner party hosted by Wolf Stoller.

8. What concern does Warren have over Madeline's relationship with Bozey?

9. Why is Teddy Gallard moved to a private cell?

10. What mission does Winston Churchill invite Victor to join?

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