2. Who provided most of the incriminating evidence against Alfred Kirscher to the Stasi organization?
(a) Doug.
(b) Max.
(c) John.
(d) Charlotte.

3. Why were the Stasi concerned when they found out Alfred was a homosexual?
(a) He might have abused young boys.
(b) He might have influenced young boys.
(c) He might have infected others with the AIDS virus.
(d) He might be labeled mentally defective.

4. Why was Charlotte's museum vandalized?
(a) Because she was a homosexual.
(b) Because the admission was too high.
(c) Because it was prejudiced against gays.
(d) Because she was a spy.

5. What was Charlotte's response to her mother's idea that she should marry?
(a) I'll make somebody a good wife someday.
(b) No woman would have me.
(c) I was born to be alone.
(d) I am my own wife.

6. What does a Stasi agent accuse Alfred of?
(a) Spying.
(b) Smuggling gold.
(c) Engaging in illegal activities.
(d) Hiding Jews.

7. John tells Doug that Charlotte's story sounds like _____________________.
(a) A Cold War thriller.
(b) A pac of lies.
(c) Fuel for her enemies.
(d) A romance novel.

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

9. Charlotte survived as a homosexual amidst the cruelty of the Nazis and _________________.
(a) Her family.
(b) The Communist Party.
(c) Religious groups.
(d) Gay bashers.

10. What content does John want to form the basis of Charlotte's stories?
(a) Charlotte's memories.
(b) News reports and files.
(c) Interviews from family and friends.
(d) Charlotte's diaries.

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

12. What does the loud music in "The Cross" signify?
(a) A riot.
(b) A concert.
(c) A parade.
(d) A news broadcast.

13. Doug recalls an interview in which he asked Charlotte what she did when an antique _________________________.
(a) Was irreparable.
(b) Would not sell.
(c) Was not dated.
(d) Started to show its wear.

14. What happened to Alfred's possessions when he was in jail?
(a) They were robbed from his home.
(b) Charlotte gave them away.
(c) The Stasi impounded them.
(d) They were lost in a fire.

15. To what country does Charlotte say she is moving?
(a) England.
(b) America.
(c) Sweden.
(d) Ireland.