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The Berlin Stories: The Last of Mr. Norris, Goodbye to Berlin Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Helen do as a profession?
(a) Movie star.
(b) Singer.
(c) Journalist.
(d) Teacher.

2. It is suggested that Bradshaw would benefit greatly from establishing a friendship with which character?
(a) Norris.
(b) Baron.
(c) Schroeder.
(d) Anni.

3. At the end of the chapter, Bradshaw leaves Berlin to visit what country?
(a) Netherlands.
(b) England.
(c) Scotland.
(d) USA.

4. What do the men joke about along the way?
(a) Girls.
(b) Traffic.
(c) Police.
(d) Schmidt.

5. Who is interested in the Baron because of his true profession?
(a) Bayer.
(b) Van Hoorn.
(c) Piet.
(d) Norris.

6. How does the person communicate with Norris?
(a) Letter.
(b) Fax.
(c) Telegram.
(d) Courier.

7. What does Schmidt use to threaten Bradshaw?
(a) Blackmail.
(b) Extortion.
(c) Police involvement.
(d) Murder.

8. Bradshaw is informed that Norris went to which city?
(a) Berlin.
(b) Munich.
(c) London.
(d) Paris.

9. The character has a quarrel with which other character?
(a) Bayer.
(b) Anni.
(c) Bowles.
(d) Otto.

10. What happened to the Baron?
(a) He committed suicide.
(b) He was put into a mental hospital.
(c) He became a Nazi.
(d) He fled the country.

11. Where is the holiday partly being held?
(a) Ritz.
(b) Troika.
(c) Paramount.
(d) Savoy.

12. Where is the mysterious character located?
(a) London.
(b) Paris.
(c) Geneva.
(d) Berlin.

13. Who attempts to seduce Piet?
(a) Bradshaw.
(b) Van Hoorn.
(c) Baron.
(d) Margot.

14. For what purpose is this other character at the same location?
(a) To collect information.
(b) Interrogation.
(c) To meet someone.
(d) Party.

15. What finally breaks the tension between the Baron and Norris?
(a) Joke.
(b) Barroom brawl.
(c) Argument.
(d) Party.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who intercepts Norris as he tries to leave Berlin?

2. What item of Mr. Norris' is examined closely?

3. What activity does Bradshaw scheme to get out of because it induced extreme boredom?

4. What is pawned to raise money for food and drinks?

5. According to Bradshaw, what kind of excuses are made by Norris?

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