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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Gunther show at Haupthandler's beachfront apartment to gain access?
(a) The diamond necklace.
(b) The SS badge.
(c) The manuscripts of Mutschmann.
(d) The key to Jeschonnek's office.

2. Who is shot in the altercation by Six's boat with the police?
(a) Goering.
(b) Pfarr.
(c) Six.
(d) Grete.

3. What are the directions on the paper that the prisoner grips in March Violets, Chapters 14-19 for?
(a) Inge's location.
(b) Grete's hideout.
(c) To find Pfarr.
(d) Location of a briefcase.

4. How many letters had the publisher acquired before talking to Gunther?
(a) 8.
(b) 12.
(c) 4.
(d) 10.

5. What is the nightclub that Dieter likes to visit?
(a) Munchen.
(b) Frita.
(c) Alpenhaus.
(d) Germania Roof.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Gunther is imprisoned, who does he find out has been killed?

2. When Gunther goes to Haupthandler's residence, who does he find there?

3. Who is the member of the German Strength that visited Mutschmann in prison?

4. Who is angry over Paul's death and hires a team of investigators?

5. Who is missing that Gunther becomes frantic about?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Six tell Gunther about Mutschmann and the jewelry and documents?

2. What does Gunther realize in shock about Grete from seeing the photograph Six gives him?

3. What does Gunther learn about Inge from Nebe?

4. What happens when Gunther goes to Haupthandler's residence?

5. When Gunther goes to the morgue, what does he learn about Grete?

6. What does Gunther learn when he visits Tegal Prison?

7. What does Gunther find in Haupthandler's apartment and what does this indicate?

8. Describe Julius Streicher.

9. What does Gunther believed happened to Pfarr and Grete that he tells Six when he goes to collect his fee?

10. Who is Heydrich and how does he get Gunther to help him on a case?

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