5 Written Questions

1. concerning the activities of spies or undercover agents, especially involving elaborate deceptions
2. concerning groups that claim to punish crime and maintain order without legal authority to do so
3. one who promotes a person or enterprise, especially in a highly enthusiastic way
4. also isthmus; concerning a narrow strip of land connecting two larger bodies of land
5. a temporary suspension of warfare by agreement of the hostile parties

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the art of government leadership
   1. statecraft
   2. topography
   3. sanctuary
   4. booster
2. the precise surface features and details of a place -- for example, rivers, bridges, hills -- in relation to one another
   1. topography
   2. sanctuary
   3. truce
   4. statecraft
3. also filibuster; adventurers who conduct a private war against a foreign country
   1. fugitive
   2. vigilante
   3. filibustering
   4. booster
4. a person who flees from danger or prosecution
   1. mundane
   2. vigilante
   3. truce
   4. fugitive
5. in politics, the right of a people to assert its own national identity or form of government without outside influence
   1. self-determination
   2. filibustering
   3. isthmian
   4. fugitive

5 True/False Question

1. manifesto → a title of the Japanese emperor used by foreigners
   

   True        False

2. mundane → belonging to this world, as opposed to the spiritual world
   

   True        False

3. sanctuary → a place of refuge or protection, where people are safe from punishment by the law
   

   True        False

4. homestead → one who promotes a person or enterprise, especially in a highly enthusiastic way
   

   True        False

5. mikado → a title of the Japanese emperor used by foreigners
   

   True        False