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

4. What does Charlotte mean when she says "Museum. Mobel. Manner"?
(a) Museum. Furniture. Men.
(b) Museum. Records. Courtesy.
(c) Museum. War. Courtesy.
(d) Museum. Antiques. Men.

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

6. What does Charlotte admit to coming close to destroying?
(a) Her home.
(b) Letters from Alfred.
(c) Her reputation.
(d) Her business.

7. What had Charlotte received in exchange for revealing information about Alfred?
(a) A passport.
(b) A mansion.
(c) Immunity.
(d) Gold.

8. Who had Charlotte informed on?
(a) An antiques dealer.
(b) A former lover.
(c) Her father.
(d) An SS soldier.

9. What does Alfred tell Charlotte to tell the Stasi when they come for her?
(a) The clocks belong to Alfred.
(b) The clocks belong to the museum board.
(c) Alfred will be moving to America.
(d) Alfred is on vacation.

10. Which of the following did Alfred not leave to Charlotte when he died?
(a) A postage stamp.
(b) A photo.
(c) A watch.
(d) An old bill.

11. Charlotte tells the group of reporters a story about _____________.
(a) Herself.
(b) Alfred.
(c) Her father.
(d) Her mother.

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

13. Where did Charlotte take Alfred after he was released from prison?
(a) The park.
(b) The opera.
(c) A nursing home.
(d) A hospital.

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

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