1. Why did the people who were still alive lie on top of one another during their last night on the train car?
(a) Because no one wanted to be near the door when it was opened.
(b) To avoid coming into contact with the decaying corpses.
(c) To try to stay warm during the cold night.
(d) Because there was not enough room in the car for everyone to lie down.

2. Why did the elderly man not eat the potatoes in his soup?
(a) He had no teeth and the insides of the potatoes were uncooked.
(b) His mouth was wired shut, so he could only sip the broth.
(c) He was blind and could not see that there were potatoes in his soup.
(d) He wanted to exchange them for a "favor" from one of the women.

3. Why did the Stubendiensts surround the prisoners who were chosen for selection?
(a) To give them privacy from the other prisoners.
(b) To pray for them before they were taken to the crematory.
(c) To try to prevent the S.S. from taking them to the crematory.
(d) To prevent them from escaping.

4. How was Dr. Klein different from the other S.S.?
(a) He took the time to get to know each one of his patients.
(b) He sympathized with the prisoners and gave them news about the war.
(c) He did not yell and he had nice manners.
(d) He had dark hair and dark eyes.

5. According to the German major who stayed with the Lengyel family, why did his family complain whenever he returned home?
(a) They disagreed with the way that the Germans were treating prisoners.
(b) He did not send back as much loot as the other officers sent to their families.
(c) He did not make enough money to keep his children fed and clothed.
(d) He was away from home so much and they missed him.