4. What is critical for Doug to believe in order to write Charlotte's story?
(a) Her survival as a homosexual.
(b) Her medical file.
(c) Her informant behavior.
(d) Her antiques experience.

5. To what country does Charlotte say she is moving?
(a) Sweden.
(b) America.
(c) Ireland.
(d) England.

6. Who delves into Charlotte's behavior in "Diagnosis"?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Doug.
(c) A pyschiatrist.
(d) Alfred.

7. What does Doug call the person Charlotte had informed on?
(a) Mystery Man.
(b) Secret Lover.
(c) Blank.
(d) Clandestine.

8. John tells Doug that Charlotte is ______________.
(a) An FBI agent.
(b) An SS agent.
(c) A CIA agent.
(d) A Stasi spy.

9. Who is Markus Kaufmann?
(a) An SS policeman.
(b) Charlotte's brother-in-law.
(c) Charlotte's banker.
(d) A conservative politician.

10. Alfred learns that clocks are a hot commodity to ____________________.
(a) Swiss tourists.
(b) SS soldiers.
(c) American soldiers.
(d) School children.

11. What question does reporter Brigitte Klensch ask Charlotte?
(a) If she is guilty of tax evasion.
(b) If she killed her father.
(c) If she plans to move.
(d) If she was ever married.

12. What document does Alfred complete?
(a) An insurance policy.
(b) A resume.
(c) An investment portfolio statement.
(d) A will.

13. Charlotte's mother told him that as a man he needed to ____________.
(a) Marry.
(b) Have children.
(c) Grow a beard.
(d) Get a job.

14. What is Dieter Jorgensen's decision about Charlotte?
(a) She should be hospitalized.
(b) She is posing.
(c) She is perfectly fine.
(d) She is mentally ill.

15. Who had Charlotte informed on?
(a) An antiques dealer.
(b) Her father.
(c) A former lover.
(d) An SS soldier.