In Solitary Witness Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Gordon Zahn
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In Solitary Witness Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Gordon Zahn
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What consequences were there for Jagerstatter because of the rumor he fathered an illegitimate daughter?
(a) He was put in the stockade.
(b) He was stoned.
(c) He was imprisoned.
(d) He was exiled.

2. What did Jagerstatter sometimes do for the needy?
(a) Give them liquor.
(b) Give them shelter.
(c) Distribute food.
(d) Give them money.

3. When did Jagerstatter report for duty?
(a) March 1, 1943.
(b) March 1, 1944.
(c) April 12, 1943.
(d) March 14, 1943.

4. What does Zahn say Jagerstatter underwent before his arrest?
(a) A personality change.
(b) A course to become a priest.
(c) A physical change.
(d) A rough divorce.

5. Why would Jagerstatter avoid the local tavern?
(a) To live a more spiritual life.
(b) Because he didn't like the smoke.
(c) Because he didn't like to drink.
(d) Because he was in a 12 step program.

6. What was the name of the priest that chose exile?
(a) Fr. Maruch.
(b) Fr. Karobath.
(c) Fr. Rorshak.
(d) Fr. Heinst.

7. What was the Berlin Military Investigation Prison called?
(a) B-M-I-P.
(b) Berlin-state.
(c) Enns-stubble.
(d) Berlin-Tegel.

8. Who did the young Jagerstatter discipline?
(a) A woman for being promiscuous.
(b) A man for being Jewish.
(c) A man that married a woman much younger than him.
(d) A child for being naughty.

9. What play was Jagerstatter 's town hosting?
(a) A play by Wagner.
(b) A passion play.
(c) A play by Plato.
(d) A play by Shakespeare.

10. What did Jagerstatter equate the dark time of Hitler's entry in Austria to?
(a) To the Jew's decision to free Barabbas.
(b) To a nuclear winter.
(c) To the French deciding to follow Napoleon.
(d) To a solar eclipse.

11. What did Jagerstatter decide it was not acceptable to do even for the sake of family?
(a) To fight.
(b) To go to church.
(c) To do wrong.
(d) To accept charity.

12. When did Jagerstatter marry according to "The New Man, From Enns to Berlin"?
(a) 1938.
(b) 1936.
(c) 1934.
(d) 1937.

13. What does Zahn say Hitler did?
(a) Enslaved the German population.
(b) Created an empire of fear.
(c) Brought Europe to its knees.
(d) Fought bravely.

14. Who does Jagerstatter say were always persecuted?
(a) Jews.
(b) Nazis.
(c) Freedom fighters.
(d) Christians.

15. What possible explanation to the blotched nature of the April 9 letter does Zahn give?
(a) Jagerstatter's daughter might have drooled on it.
(b) It might be his or his wife's tears.
(c) The dog might have eaten the letter.
(d) It was raining when the letter was delivered.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Jagerstatter go on his honeymoon?

2. How did Jagerstatter qualify the war?

3. What role was Jagerstatter playing in the play at his home town?

4. What shrine did Jagerstatter make a pilgrimage to?

5. How did Jagerstatter do in school?

(see the answer keys)

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