3. What is the name of this scene regarding Charlotte's aunt?
(a) Translating Tante Luise.
(b) Translating My Life.
(c) No Translation Necessary.
(d) Lost in Translation.

4. According to Charlotte, what crumbled along with the Berlin wall?
(a) The gay lifestyle.
(b) The euro.
(c) The Third Reich.
(d) Hope.

5. When was the museum tavern open?
(a) Weekends.
(b) Sunday afternoons.
(c) Friday and Saturday nights.
(d) Holidays.

6. The owner of the tavern wanted the gay clientele because they were well behaved and ____________________.
(a) Very polite.
(b) Well-dressed.
(c) Had money.
(d) Good tippers.

7. What is die Gr'nderzeit?
(a) A German sports car.
(b) The period in Germany from 1890 to 1900.
(c) A German noodle dish.
(d) A blessing when someone sneezes.

8. In "Auf Deutsch" Doug is panicked about _____________________.
(a) SS soldiers.
(b) Not being able to understand German.
(c) His unlawful arrest.
(d) The economy.

9. What is a recurring theme in Act 1?
(a) The search for love.
(b) Charlotte's love of phonographs.
(c) The power to overcome obstacles.
(d) The terror inflicted by the Nazis.

10. The author has written the play so that how many actors portray the characters?
(a) 4.
(b) 10.
(c) 7.
(d) 1.

11. Charlotte's friends and family say she is ______________.
(a) Daring.
(b) Cunning.
(c) Amusing.
(d) Old-fashioned.

12. What is the one thing that distinguishes Charlotte as a man?
(a) Hands.
(b) Ears.
(c) Beard.
(d) Adam's Apple.

13. For how long is Charlotte sentenced to the Youth Prison?
(a) 4 years.
(b) 10 years
(c) 4 months.
(d) 25 years.

14. Charlotte gives tours of ________________.
(a) A gallery.
(b) A winery.
(c) A hospital.
(d) A museum.

15. Charlotte leaves the stage and returns with __________________.
(a) A phonograph.
(b) A laptop.
(c) A cup of tea.
(d) An iPod.