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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Once Alfons entered "real action," what was the goal of he and his fellow pilots?
(a) To get a load of men across enemy fire and land them anywhere.
(b) To get loads of weapons and supplies across enemy fire.
(c) To learn how to pinpoint land a plane for the first time.
(d) To get acquainted with their fellow pilots, because loyalty was important.

2. In the winter of 1943, what was the condition of Germany?
(a) The country had never been more prosperous.
(b) The people felt encouraged.
(c) Fewer men were being called up to fight.
(d) The country was growing poorer.

3. What did Herr Becker claim as the reason for Kristallnacht?
(a) The police were making an effort to protect all Germans.
(b) German Jews should not have been allowed to own businesses.
(c) Punishment for people who did not respect Hitler.
(d) Spontaneous action against the Jews for the murder of a German diplomat.

4. When the concentration camps first began, what was their purpose?
(a) They were detention centers for political enemies.
(b) They were a place where Jews could start businesses and work together.
(c) They were a place for Jews to live peacefully outside of Hitler rule.
(d) They were temporary holding cells for Jews until they submitted to Hitler's rule.

5. When Alfons was invited to a top-secret location by the SS Leadership, which of the following did he not see there?
(a) A locomotive full of anti-aircraft guns.
(b) Other Hitler Youth leaders.
(c) New gliders.
(d) A platoon of SS soldiers with submachine guns.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the 1930s, what were the children of Germany conditioned to believe?

2. What town did the men now have to defend?

3. Who was Lammers?

4. For Alfons, the Hitler Youth rallies of the summer were a nice break from what activity?

5. Who received the aeronaut's certificate?

(see the answer key)

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