2. What may Charlotte receive for her efforts in spying on Alfred?
(a) A huge raise.
(b) An island home.
(c) An extended vacation.
(d) A promotion.

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

4. To whom does Alfred will all his belongings?
(a) His nephew.
(b) The church.
(c) Charlotte.
(d) His brother.

5. Charlotte deflects Doug's questions by commenting on __________________________.
(a) The national election.
(b) The weather.
(c) The sweater she made for Alfred.
(d) A dinner party she is hosting.

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

7. Who is Dieter Jorgensen?
(a) A minister.
(b) A psychiatrist.
(c) A physician.
(d) An accountant.

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

9. Alfred learns that clocks are a hot commodity to ____________________.
(a) Swiss tourists.
(b) American soldiers.
(c) SS soldiers.
(d) School children.

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

11. Why does R'diger think Charlotte should lose her medal?
(a) Charlotte is a transvestite.
(b) Charlotte betrayed a personal friend.
(c) Charlotte and all informants are guilty of a crime.
(d) Charlotte does not pay her taxes.

12. Why should a Stasi file not be relied on for accuracy?
(a) Too many people had access to them.
(b) Agents had quotas and supervisors.
(c) Spies infiltrated the document room.
(d) Translations were not reliable.

13. Charlotte's mother had told her it was fine to ______________________.
(a) Live alone.
(b) Open a museum.
(c) Study art.
(d) Dress like a woman.

14. Why does Charlotte bristle at the reporters' questions?
(a) She is innocent of all the charges.
(b) She knows her answers will implicate her.
(c) She is not used to such ill treatment.
(d) She knows they want to try her in the media.

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