Unbroken: Part IV, Chapters 26-28

What was Louis given to read in Chapter 26 when he went back to the radio

station?

• A confession letter.

• An anti-American text.

• A letter of submission to the Emperor.

• A letter accusing fellow Americans.

What did Louis do when given the text to read?

• He read it in a joking tone.

• He refused to read it.

• He crumpled the paper.

• He pretended not to know how to read.

What would be worth going to a punishment camp according to Louis?

• Getting away from the food at his current camp.

• Getting away from Watanabe.

• Getting away from the prime bombing target Tokyo.

• Getting to a camp with better water.

What enraged The Bird?

• Prisoners refusing to commit suicide.

• Prisoner resistance.

• Prisoner's pride.

• American bomber raids.

Who heard of Watanabe's cruelty and put pressure on the military to remedy

the situation?

• A member of the Imperial Family.

• A high ranking Japanese army.

• The Mayor of the local village.

• The Red Cross.

How was Watanabe "punished" for his mistreating of prisoners?

• He was sent to a Kamikaze unit.

• He was honored by the Emperor himself.

• He was transferred to another prison and promoted.

• He was sent to the front lines.

Who was transferred to Omori in Chapter 27?

• Robert Helis.

• Bill Harris.

• MacNamara.

• Phil.

What made an apperance shortly after Watanabe's departure from the camp?

• Red Cross packages.

• Games.

• Better food.

• New clothes.

Who inspected the prisoners at their arrival at Naoetsu camp?

• The Beaver.

• The Quack.

• The Crotal.

• The Bird.

What was the Naoetsu camp?

• A Kill All camp.

• A slave labor camp.

• A POW camp.

• A concentration camp.