Unbroken Part 4/5 Quiz

How did the prisoners of war react when they found out the war was over?

• They celebrated

• They tried to escape

• They began killing the Japanese soldiers

• They were afraid and remained prisoners

In chapter 30 "The Boiling City," what does America do to the Japanese city of Hiroshima?

• They invade the city with a massive land army

• They drop an atomic bomb on the city

• They surround the city and take control of it

• They send in an American to make peace

Who is "The Bird"?

• One of Louie's crewmates

• A prisoner that Louie meets at one of the camps

• A Japanese prison guard that tortures Louie

• A bird that Louie sees in his dreams

In an attempt to torture and humiliate Louie, "The Bird" makes him hold a wooden beam over his head and orders a guard to attack him if he lowers it. What does Louie think to himself while he holds the beam?

• "I will get my revenge"

• "I want to go home"

• "He will not break me"

• "Why is no one helping me?"

After making it back to an American Military base, Louie visits the hospital to recover from years of abuse living as a prisoner. What does the doctor tell Louie?

• He will be able to make a full recovery

• He may die soon

• Somehow, he was perfectly healthy

• He would never be able to run again

Even though Louie is free now, spending years as a prisoner of war left a mark on Louie. How does he react when his sister Sylvia plays the recording of his POW broadcast?

• He screams in horror and makes her destroy it

• He cries quietly to himself on the couch

• He feels happy he is alive and hugs his family

• He takes the copy for himself to listen to later

What does the title Unbroken mean?

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Despite only knowing her for a couple of weeks, what does Louie ask Cynthia Applewhite to do?

• Marry him

• Let him borrow some money

• Join the military with him

• Let him coach her to run in the Olympics

Trying to cope with the stress and nightmares from the war, what does Louie start training for?

• Another military service

• To write an autobiography about his war experiences

• To become a track coach

• To run in the Summer Olympics

What finally helps Louie break free from his nightmares about The Bird

• Listening to Minister Billy Graham preach

• Killing Watanabe

• Finding a job as a mechanic

• Keeping a journal of his nightmares