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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What possible explanation to the blotched nature of the April 9 letter does Zahn give?
(a) It might be his or his wife's tears.
(b) Jagerstatter's daughter might have drooled on it.
(c) The dog might have eaten the letter.
(d) It was raining when the letter was delivered.

2. Who influenced Jagerstatter's religious beliefs?
(a) His grandmother.
(b) His stepfather.
(c) His father.
(d) His mother.

3. When did Jagerstatter marry according to "The New Man, From Enns to Berlin"?
(a) 1936.
(b) 1934.
(c) 1937.
(d) 1938.

4. Who said she knew about Jagerstatter's alleged daughter?
(a) Jagerstatter's sister.
(b) Jagerstatter's mother.
(c) Jagerstatter's wife.
(d) Jagerstatter's legitimate daughter.

5. What did Gregoire B say Jagerstatter had a fanatical love for?
(a) God.
(b) His wife.
(c) His children.
(d) His country, Austria.

6. What did Jagerstatter tell his wife to do if asked about his convictions?
(a) To hide them.
(b) To ignore the question.
(c) To tell the truth.
(d) To tell she did not share them.

7. Who did the young Jagerstatter discipline?
(a) A child for being naughty.
(b) A man that married a woman much younger than him.
(c) A man for being Jewish.
(d) A woman for being promiscuous.

8. What day does Charles Zahn say there is little information about?
(a) Jagerstatter's siblings.
(b) The last day of Jagerstatter in his hometown.
(c) Jagerstatter's voting habits.
(d) Jagerstatter's youth.

9. What highway was Jagerstatter 's hometown located near?
(a) The highway that leads to Salzburg.
(b) The highway that leads to Berlin.
(c) The highway that leads to Cologne.
(d) The highway that leads to Nuremberg.

10. What vote was proposed to the people of Austria concerning Germany?
(a) To vote whether or not to join their army.
(b) To vote whether or not to be attached to Nazi Germany.
(c) To vote whether or not become Communist.
(d) To vote whether or not attack France together.

11. Who told most of the stories about Jagerstatter's youth?
(a) His closest friends.
(b) His mother.
(c) His spiritual adviser.
(d) His wife.

12. What did Jagerstatter substitute for the proclamation, Heil Hitler?
(a) Hamm hitler.
(b) Gart Hitler.
(c) Pfui Hitler.
(d) Fufu Hitler.

13. What does Zahn say Jagerstatter underwent before his arrest?
(a) A rough divorce.
(b) A personality change.
(c) A physical change.
(d) A course to become a priest.

14. What role was Jagerstatter playing in the play at his home town?
(a) The soldier.
(b) The town idiot.
(c) The priest.
(d) The farmer.

15. What did Rev. Franz Baldinger tell Jagerstatter to accept?
(a) That he would have to serve in the military.
(b) That he would die.
(c) That the Nazi regime was good for Christians.
(d) That he was chosen.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Jagerstatter think serving the Nazis would make him?

2. What did Jagerstatter decide it was not acceptable to do even for the sake of family?

3. Why would Jagerstatter avoid the local tavern?

4. What didn't make much of a difference in daily life?

5. What did Jagerstatter sometimes do for the needy?

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