12. How is the chapter structured?
C. Through description and repetition
13. What physical feature is repeated in the chapter?
C. His star-shaped wound
14. What does O’Brien imagine about the man’s past?
B. He was an innocent farmer
15. How does Kiowa try to comfort O’Brien?
B. By explaining war logic
16. What is the tone of this chapter?
C. Reflective and tragic
17. What effect does the repetition of details have?
C. It increases tension and guilt
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Chapter 13: Ambush
18. Who asks O’Brien if he has ever killed anyone?
C. His daughter
19. How does O’Brien describe the Vietnamese soldier?
B. As scared and small
20. How does O’Brien kill the man?
B. Grenade
21. What does O’Brien say the man probably would have done?
C. Thrown his grenade
22. Why does O’Brien say he told his daughter he hadn’t killed anyone?
A. She wouldn’t understand
23. What does O’Brien say about truth in storytelling?
C. Emotional truth matters more
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Chapter 14: Style
24. What strange behavior does the Vietnamese girl display?
A. She dances
25. What happened to her village?
A. It was attacked and burned
26. How does Azar respond to the girl’s dancing?
B. He mocks her
27. How does Dobbins respond to Azar’s actions?
C. He threatens him
28. What is the likely meaning behind the girl’s dancing?
B. Mental collapse or grief
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Chapter 15: Speaking of Courage
29. What does Norman Bowker do throughout the chapter?
A. Drives in circles
30. Why does he circle the lake repeatedly?
B. He can’t stop thinking
31. What does Bowker imagine telling his father?
C. That he earned medals
32. What medal does Bowker almost win?
B. Silver Star
33. What causes Bowker to lose the medal?
C. He couldn’t save Kiowa
34. How is the chapter structured?
C. Through description and repetition
35. What physical feature is repeated in the chapter?
C. His star-shaped wound
36. What does O’Brien imagine about the man’s past?
B. He was an innocent farmer
37. How does Kiowa try to comfort O’Brien?
B. By explaining war logic
38. What is the tone of this chapter?
C. Reflective and tragic
39. What effect does the repetition of details have?
C. It increases tension and guilt
________________
Chapter 13: Ambush
18. Who asks O’Brien if he has ever killed anyone?
C. His daughter
19. How does O’Brien describe the Vietnamese soldier?
B. As scared and small
20. How does O’Brien kill the man?
B. Grenade
21. What does O’Brien say the man probably would have done?
C. Thrown his grenade
22. Why does O’Brien say he told his daughter he hadn’t killed anyone?
A. She wouldn’t understand
23. What does O’Brien say about truth in storytelling?
C. Emotional truth matters more
________________
Chapter 14: Style
24. What strange behavior does the Vietnamese girl display?
A. She dances
25. What happened to her village?
A. It was attacked and burned
26. How does Azar respond to the girl’s dancing?
B. He mocks her
27. How does Dobbins respond to Azar’s actions?
C. He threatens him
28. What is the likely meaning behind the girl’s dancing?
B. Mental collapse or grief
________________
Chapter 15: Speaking of Courage
29. What does Norman Bowker do throughout the chapter?
A. Drives in circles
30. Why does he circle the lake repeatedly?
B. He can’t stop thinking
31. What does Bowker imagine telling his father?
C. That he earned medals
32. What medal does Bowker almost win?
B. Silver Star
33. What causes Bowker to lose the medal?
C. He couldn’t save Kiowa