Berlin Noir Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Philip Kerr
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 126 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Berlin Noir Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Philip Kerr
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is the member of the German Strength that visited Mutschmann in prison?
(a) Eva Haupthandler.
(b) Hans Bock.
(c) Hermann Six.
(d) Kasper Tillessen.

2. How many letters had the publisher acquired before talking to Gunther?
(a) 10.
(b) 8.
(c) 4.
(d) 12.

3. Who is on Gunther's team in addition to the forensic experts?
(a) Marlene, Dieter, and Himmler.
(b) Becker, Kindermann, and Urania.
(c) Korsch, Deubel, and Becker.
(d) Streicher, Lange, and Hans.

4. When the Gestapo pick up Gunther, to whom do they deliver him?
(a) Klaus.
(b) Heydrich.
(c) Himmler.
(d) Bruno.

5. Who was Mutschmann's cell mate in prison?
(a) Paul Pfarr.
(b) Hans Bock.
(c) Eva Haupthandler.
(d) Goering.

6. Who is finally released from the prison at the end of March Violets, Chapter 14?
(a) Dieter.
(b) Gunther.
(c) Inge.
(d) Goering.

7. Who is Kurt Mutschmann?
(a) The head of the German Strength group.
(b) The premier safecracker recently released from prison.
(c) The Gestapo chief.
(d) The Austrian spy hired by Six.

8. What are the directions on the paper that the prisoner grips in March Violets, Chapters 14-19 for?
(a) To find Pfarr.
(b) Grete's hideout.
(c) Location of a briefcase.
(d) Inge's location.

9. Whose phones does Goering tap?
(a) Himmler and Six.
(b) Pfarr and Mutschmann.
(c) Haupthandler and Jeschonnek.
(d) Lorenz and Gunther.

10. Who does Gunther realize has motives to steal the necklace?
(a) Dieter and Haupthandler.
(b) Six and Von Greis.
(c) Pfarr and Goering.
(d) Mutschmann and Bock.

11. When Gunther visits a Jewish pawn shop, what does he find that could be useful?
(a) A corporal suit.
(b) A key to the lawyer's safe.
(c) An SS badge.
(d) A love letter of Grete's.

12. Why does the Gestapo not want to charge Six?
(a) So that they can have his money.
(b) So they can have access to incriminating evidence.
(c) So that they will not displease Hitler.
(d) So that they can use him as a pawn in an arms race.

13. What does the industrialist offer Gunther that encourages him to start work immediately?
(a) His support.
(b) Access to his files.
(c) A big fee.
(d) A car.

14. What is the horrific disease that the prisoner who has knowledge of the location of documents, dying of?
(a) Malaria.
(b) AIDS.
(c) Hepatitis.
(d) Leukemia.

15. When Gunther is imprisoned, who does he find out has been killed?
(a) Mutschmann.
(b) Dieter.
(c) Haupthandler.
(d) Six.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who dies in self-defense at Haupthandler's apartment?

2. Who is Gunther's best informant in Book 1?

3. Who reveals his treachery to Gunther?

4. Who is Klaus Herring?

5. Who is the professor of forensic medicine that Gunther brings to assist him on the case of the serial murder of teenage girls in Berlin?

(see the answer keys)

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