1. What were the exceptions to the "cultural hibernation" in camp?
(a) Religion and writing.
(b) Politics and religion.
(c) Writing and music.
(d) Art and music.

2. What did Frankl think when he saw a group of convicts pass by?
(a) That they had earned their misery while the prisoners had not.
(b) That they enjoyed more well-regulated, happy, secure lives than the prisoners.
(c) That life was unfair because he was in a position below them.
(d) That they deserved worse punishment.

3. What kind of sickness affected most of the prisoners in 1945?
(a) Measles.
(b) Herpes.
(c) Typhus.
(d) Scarlet Fever.

4. How were the Capos chosen?
(a) They were chosen for their height, as the work that they did required tall men.
(b) They were randomly chosen from groups arriving by train daily.
(c) They were the prisoners who were seen as having a suitable character for the job.
(d) They were chosen according to their phyiscal strength.

5. How were normal reactions hastened among the workers charged with removing sewage?
(a) The officers in charge would "reward" those who finished their work quickly by forcing them to clean raw sewage, one of the worst jobs at the concentration camp.
(b) The officers used loud noises to shock the prisoners as they removed the sewage.
(c) The Capo would strike them if they attempted to wipe off the sewage that splashed on their faces.
(d) The Capo would threaten them if they did not quickly stomp in the sewage to clean the latrines and remove sewage.