2. When the Jews were forced to leave Wittlich, to where did they think they were being sent?
(a) To concentration camps.
(b) They thought they would all be killed before they reached their destination to make Germany "clean of Jews."
(c) To detention centers.
(d) To Poland, to make Germany "clean of Jews."

3. When the borders were reassigned, what were the men told to do?
(a) Go home, because they were no longer needed.
(b) Train up to 14 hours per day.
(c) Dig a trench.
(d) Wait patiently for further instruction.

4. Which of the following statements was true in 1942?
(a) Erwin Rommel won the battle of El Alamein.
(b) Erwin Rommel lost the battle of El Alamein.
(c) Erwin Rommel successfully entered Egypt.
(d) The Natzi's were beginning to lose their power.

5. How did Hitler perceive the Hitler Youth?
(a) He felt they were a nuisance.
(b) He believed they should be treated as children, and not be expected to train for war.
(c) He didn't think he would need them eventually.
(d) He praised them and believed that one day they would rule the world.

6. Which of the following is true about Alfons's family?
(a) Alfons has 2 brothers. One is older than Alfons, and one is younger.
(b) Alfons has a twin sister.
(c) Alfons is an only child.
(d) Alfons has a twin brother.

7. In the 1930s, what were the children of Germany conditioned to believe?
(a) The German Jews were superior.
(b) The Germanic-Nordic race was superior.
(c) Discrimination was wrong.
(d) The Jews did not kill Jesus.

8. Which of the following was true about the children of Germany in the 1930s?
(a) They were scared of Hitler and the Hitler Youth.
(b) They were eager to join the Hitler Youth, for its action and glamor.
(c) They hoped it would not be required that they join the Hitler Youth.
(d) They were not required to follow Hitler if they don't want to.

9. Which of the following statements about Roman Follman is true?
(a) He and Alfons didn't have anything in common.
(b) He and Alfons were the same age and quickly became friends.
(c) He and Alfons disliked one another.
(d) He was not a leader in the Hitler Youth.

10. At the end of the 1938 Nuremburg Party Congress, Hitler delivered a speech that had what outcome?
(a) It alienated the Germans and caused them to stray from Hitler's rule.
(b) It had very little emotional impact.
(c) It was discouraging to the Hitler Youth.
(d) It was scrutinized worldwide and heard live on more than 100 American radio stations.

11. Which of the following was true about the Hitler Youth?
(a) They were not eager to hear Hitler speak at the Nuremburg Party Congress.
(b) They were not allowed to participate in the Nuremburg Party Congress.
(c) They were the most fanatical Nazi organization.
(d) They were frightened by Hitler and unsure of his rule over Germany.

12. Despite their September 3rd declaration, the Germans believed what about the French and the British?
(a) The Germans did not think the French and British would attack.
(b) If they were going to attack Germany, it would not be until summer.
(c) The Germans did not think the French and British were stronger than Germany.
(d) The French and British were too cowardly to attack Germany.

13. How did the small towns usually respond to the air raid sirens?
(a) They usually disregarded the air raid sirens.
(b) They panicked and started riots.
(c) They left town.
(d) They stayed awake all night until they were sure they were safe.

14. Why did the Jews become increasingly emotional?
(a) They didn't have enough customers to keep their shops open.
(b) Their shops were taken over by Christians and their synagogue was desecrated.
(c) They were not allowed to worship in their synagogue.
(d) They developed severe illnesses.

15. What was the Gymnasium?
(a) A Natzi training academy to which only 5% gained admittance.
(b) A special association for those who achieved top honors in school.
(c) The highest track of German education to which only 6% gained admittance.
(d) A highly respected position within the Hitler Youth.