1. What is the Blue Fairy Godmother's response to the narrator's concerns that his parents knew he was broadcasting Nazi propaganda?
(a) The mission was more important than the peace of mind of two old people.
(b) They received a call from President Roosevelt explaining the situation, but were sworn to secrecy.
(c) His parents were secretly pro-Nazi and were very proud of their son.
(d) They were both too senile to really understand what was happening.

2. What is one of the first things the narrator says after he wakes up from the beating?
(a) I gotta stop drinking.
(b) (To Resi) Who are you?
(c) Did somebody get the number of the bus that ran over me?
(d) I've joined the Hottentots!

3. Why do Resi's dog and Mrs. Noth have "fat" bellies?
(a) They are both pregnant.
(b) They are both wearing heavy sweaters with lots of padding to stay warm.
(c) They both suffer from a condition known as "dropsy" as a result of malnutrition.
(d) They had stuffed themselves with all the food in the house before invading armies could steal it.

4. What is the general public response after newspapers begin to publish articles about Howard Campbell?
(a) Nobody cares anymore because the war happened so long ago.
(b) Support because Campbell followed his convictions, even though they were unpopular.
(c) Anger, outrage, and calls for swift justice.
(d) Fear that the situation could strain relations with other countries.

5. What is unusual about Father Keeley's prayer at the Iron Guard meeting?
(a) It is a Jewish Seder prayer.
(b) At the end of each sentence in the prayer, the Black Fuehrer beats a drum.
(c) It sounds as if Keeley is "speaking in tongues."
(d) It is offered to Satan.