4. Why does Liptsch believe Charlotte should keep her medal?
(a) Charlotte is very influential.
(b) Finger pointing will lead to disunity.
(c) The government should not reverse an honor.
(d) Charlotte is getting old.

5. Who did Charlotte claim to be in order to visit Alfred in prison?
(a) His sister.
(b) His wife.
(c) His mother.
(d) His daughter.

6. What does Alfred say he will do when he is released?
(a) Play a waltz.
(b) Run a marathon.
(c) Write a book.
(d) Become a lawyer.

7. On what does Alfred write a note to Charlotte?
(a) A playing card.
(b) A menu.
(c) A greeting card.
(d) A matchbook.

8. What does Doug argue with John about in "Abdication"?
(a) Who has rights to the story.
(b) Who is going to photograph Charlotte.
(c) What he is going to write.
(d) Who will be in Charlotte's will.

9. Doug asks Charlotte if she ever wanted to alter _____________ of an antique.
(a) Date.
(b) Use.
(c) Owner.
(d) The veneer.

10. Where do Charlotte and Alfred get the clocks they sell to American soldiers?
(a) She gets them at flea markets.
(b) People give them to her as gifts.
(c) She buys them online.
(d) People donate them to the museum.

11. Doug tells John that they shouldn't rely on __________________.
(a) Each other.
(b) Their friends.
(c) A Stasi file.
(d) Idle gossip.

12. What does Ziggy Fluss insinuate that Charlotte is trying to avoid by moving?
(a) Prosecution for a crime.
(b) A love affair gone bad.
(c) Paying taxes.
(d) A tarnished reputation.

13. What gives Dieter Jorgensen clues about Charlotte's illness?
(a) Her storytelling.
(b) Her manic behavior.
(c) Her sleeping too much.
(d) Her tics.

14. Why does Charlotte want to move from Berlin?
(a) The taxes are too high.
(b) The healthcare is atrocious.
(c) It is becoming too violent.
(d) The people are hostile toward gays.

15. What sound abruptly ends the sound of music playing as Act 2 begins?
(a) A dog barking.
(b) Sirens.
(c) A gun shot.
(d) The slamming of a prison door.