3. Why is the story at the end not actually about the person in #78? (Or is it?)
(a) The story is untrue.
(b) The story is a movie.
(c) The story does not end.
(d) The character dies.

4. About whom is Molina worried?
(a) His mother
(b) Valentin
(c) Irena
(d) His girlfriend

5. Why is the star of the show interrogated?
(a) She is tricked into the meeting.
(b) She does not have an alibi.
(c) The German solider wants to see her.
(d) She was friends with the dead girl.

6. With whom does the Warden tell Molina to say he has met?
(a) The parole board
(b) His sister
(c) The Warden
(d) His mother

7. What does Valentin think about this story?
(a) He says it is too long and boring.
(b) He thinks it is unrealistic.
(c) He says it is propaganda.
(d) He is not listening to the story so he does not have an opinion.

8. Where has Molina been that Valentin asks him about?
(a) Infirmary
(b) The exercise room
(c) Kitchen
(d) Warden's office

9. Where is Leni invited to that interrupts her attempt to give over the information she has learned?
(a) Dusseldorf
(b) Munich
(c) Bonn
(d) Berlin

10. What is Molina's prisoner number?
(a) 3028
(b) 1014
(c) 3012
(d) 3018

11. Who is sick at the beginning of this chapter?
(a) The guard
(b) Molina
(c) No one
(d) Valentin

12. Who cleans up Valentin?
(a) No one
(b) The guard
(c) Valentin does
(d) Molina

13. What is included in the footnote at the end of this chapter?
(a) The guard's notes
(b) A letter from the parents
(c) Theories on homosexuality
(d) Pictures of the couple

14. What is Molina's middle name?
(a) Trevor
(b) Carmen
(c) Luis
(d) Alberto

15. Which character in this story is a Marxist revolutionary?
(a) Valentin
(b) Molina
(c) Both
(d) Neither