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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

3. Who delves into Charlotte's behavior in "Diagnosis"?
(a) Doug.
(b) Alfred.
(c) Her mother.
(d) A pyschiatrist.

4. Who vandalized Charlotte's museum?
(a) Local kids.
(b) Neo-Nazis.
(c) Gay bashers.
(d) Street gangs.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Charlotte admit to coming close to destroying?

2. What was Charlotte's response to her mother's idea that she should marry?

3. What name does Ziggy Fluss call Charlotte?

4. According to John, Charlotte's story ___________________.

5. What gives Dieter Jorgensen clues about Charlotte's illness?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does Alfred learn has a big interest in German clocks?

2. How does Act 2 begin?

3. What does Charlotte tell Doug about Alfred and her Stasi files?

4. What metaphor does Doug use when trying to decide what to write about Charlotte?

5. What does the Stasi agent reveal about Charlotte's performance regarding informing on Alfred?

6. Why has Charlotte decided to move to Sweden?

7. What does Charlotte recall about her first meeting with Alfred?

8. What does John tell Doug about the inconsistencies in Charlotte's story?

9. What is the opinion of Josef R'diger regarding Charlotte's guilt as an informant?

10. What are "The Three M's" in Charlotte's life?

(see the answer keys)

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