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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. What didn't make much of a difference in daily life?
(a) Nazi rules.
(b) The lack of food in the village.
(c) Jagerstatter's faith.
(d) The war.

2. How did Jagerstatter qualify the war?
(a) Unnecessary.
(b) Unjust.
(c) Just.
(d) Necessary.

3. Why does Zahn think Jagerstatter would want to avoid the local tavern?
(a) To avoid his friends making fun of him.
(b) To avoid having to pay his debt back.
(c) To avoid losing money betting.
(d) To avoid having to defend his political stance.

4. Who would have Jagerstatter visited before reporting to the military according to Zahn?
(a) The priest.
(b) His ex wife.
(c) His mother.
(d) His psychiatrist.

5. What did Jagerstatter tell his wife he was glad he didn't know the date of?
(a) His deployment.
(b) His trial.
(c) His death.
(d) His appeal.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Rev. Franz Baldinger tell Jagerstatter to accept?

2. Why was a man hiding near Jagerstatter 's village?

3. What was the name of the priest that chose exile?

4. What consequences were there for Jagerstatter because of the rumor he fathered an illegitimate daughter?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What sin does Jagerstatter refer to in one of his commentaries?

2. What was the opinion of most villagers according to "The Martyr and His Village"?

3. Who probably influenced Jagerstatter's religious tendencies?

4. What does Zahn note about Jagerstatter's personality in "The Young Ruffian"?

5. How did Jagerstatter's family see his actions?

6. What does Zahn ask the reader to carefully consider in "An Introduction"?

7. What did Jochmann refer to Jagerstatter as?

8. What was the first document Zahn states related to Jagerstatter's prison time?

9. What does Zahn note about Feldmann's efforts?

10. What did Jagerstatter remind his young daughters of?

(see the answer keys)

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