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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, Chapters 23-26.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Speer's Nuremberg building blends _________________________ but on a monumental scale.
(a) Troost's classicism and Tessenow's simplicity.
(b) Tessenow's modernism and Troost's simplicity.
(c) Tessenow's classicism and Troost's simplicity.
(d) Troost's modernism and Tessenow's classicism.
2. What happens when Hitler encourages servility among his entourage?
(a) He becomes unsure about it.
(b) He becomes worried by it.
(c) He becomes annoyed by it.
(d) He becomes corrupted by it.
3. What does Speer inherit?
(a) Milch's ministries and the Milch Organization.
(b) Todt's ministries and the Todt Organization.
(c) Goebbels' ministries and the Goebbels Organization.
(d) Goering's ministries and the Goering Organization.
4. Speer masses 130 searchlights to create the first ____________ and masses striking swastika flags to disguise drab façades.
(a) "Dance of light."
(b) "House of light."
(c) "Field of light."
(d) "Cathedral of light."
5. Hitler turns to building the autobahn and making Berlin surpass Paris and Vienna in beauty. Hitler specifies an avenue how many yards wide terminated at one end by a great domed meeting hall dwarfing St. Peter's in Rome and at the other by an arch of triumph dwarfing Paris?
(a) 30.
(b) 1300.
(c) 13,000.
(d) 130.
Short Answer Questions
1. Back in Berlin, Speer learns that his name appears in the rebels' planned government, but what saves his life?
2. Hearing Hitler's voice, Maj. Remer who commands the troops surrounding Goebbels' Ministry, declares his loyalty and by ______ has crushed the plot.
3. For what does Hitler know he is destined?
4. Speer redesigns Zeppelin Field in Nuremberg as ________________ stone structure destined to remain for ages as a witness to the greatness of the builders' epoch.
5. What does Hitler do as the crisis deepens?
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