Ambush

What does Ambush mean?

• to run away

• attack

• a fight against 2 people

• a bush in rome

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Who was the character's partner?

• Marco

• Kathleen

• Lemon

• Kiowa

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What was outside like

• Sunny

• Snowy

• Fogy

• Rainy

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The narrator tells his daughter a story about an event he experienced in...

• World War 1

• World War 2

• the Vietnam War

• the American Civil War

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He killed...

• an enemy soldier

• a civilian

• a fellow American soldier

• his commanding officer

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How does Azar react to the Vietnamese man’s death?

• He makes jokes about it
• He is visibly shaken
• He comforts O'Brien
• He demands revenge

What kind of man does O’Brien imagine the Vietnamese boy to be?

• strong and into sports
• charismatic and into women
• effeminate and into math
• shy and into books

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How does Kiowa rationalize the Vietnamese man’s death?

• He was old and lived a good life.
• He was a soldier, and it was to be expected.
• He was a bad man and deserved to die.
• Everyone dies, so it doesn't matter

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How does O’Brien react to Kiowa’s attempt to comfort him?

• He feels better.
• He says nothing.
• He feels worse.
• He laughs in his face.

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By describing the Vietnamese's wound as a "star-shaped hole", the author employs...

• theme
• imagery
• setting
• irony

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