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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. According to Maria Zhuganova, what are women of her country being told to do?
(a) Cut their hair in memory of the lives lost in the war.
(b) Stop having children.
(c) Leave the work force to care for feral children.
(d) Have as many children as possible.
2. Why does Jesika Hendricks return to the wilderness park in Canada every year?
(a) To remember her parents, who are dead.
(b) To celebrate the victory of the Battle of Sand Lakes.
(c) To lobby for equal rights for refugees.
(d) To clean the area of refugee debris and human remains.
3. What is the name of the German version of the Redeker Plan?
(a) Hamburg Plan.
(b) Katterbach Plan.
(c) Nuremberg Plan.
(d) Prochnow Plan.
4. According to Sardar Khanin, why did the pass need to be destroyed?
(a) To keep control over the flow of refugees through the pass.
(b) To show the military's power over the refugees.
(c) To keep the infected from getting through.
(d) To keep too many refugees from getting through.
5. Who watches Tomonaga Ijiro accept an award in Kyoto, Japan?
(a) Kondo Tatsumi.
(b) Mrs. Miller.
(c) Ijiro's sister.
(d) General Raj-Singh.
Short Answer Questions
1. What animals were too inconsistent in smelling out zombies during the war?
2. What did the U.S. president remind the delegates of during The Honolulu Conference?
3. What is T. Sean Collins now unable to do?
4. According to Jurgen Warmbrunn, why were there no survivors of the Holocaust?
5. What happened in North Korea during the war?
Short Essay Questions
1. How has Kwang Jingshu's perspective changed after the war?
2. Explain the importance of Tomonaga Ijiro to Japan after the war?
3. When speaking with the narrator, Jesika Hendricks casually kills a zombie as it begins to reanimate. What does this reveal about her?
4. What will happen to Breckinridge Scott after the war?
5. Explain the role of Russian priests during the war, and how the role developed..
6. Explain why the soldiers in Chapter 4 kill innocent people, and how they feel about these actions.
7. How do Philip Adler and Jurgen Warmbrunn feel now that the war is over?
8. How does Kwang Jingshu feel about life and China after the war?
9. Explain the changes to the military after the announcement to go to war, according to Todd Wainio.
10. Why are some people pessimistic about life after the war?
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