1. How does the author describe the Capos?
(a) "The Capos were miserable, knowing that they had betrayed their people."
(b) "The Capos lived in fear, knowing that they could be stripped of their privileges at any moment."
(c) "Many Capos fared better in camp than they had in their entire lives."
(d) "The Capos enjoyed life in the prisons, and took pleasure in the humiliation of others."

2. How many mental phases does the author claim that concentration camp prisoners go through?
(a) Ten distinct phases.
(b) Two separate phases.
(c) Three distinct phases.
(d) Four phases.

3. What does the author claim hurts most about the physical blows from SS officers?
(a) The use of sticks to hit the prisoners.
(b) The unfairness of the blows.
(c) The way in which the SS officers did not speak to the prisoners before beating them.
(d) The way that the officers hit prisoners where they were already injured.

4. How were prisoners identified?
(a) By the name of the place they lived before being captured.
(b) By name.
(c) By the room they were assigned.
(d) By number.

5. How were normal reactions hastened among the workers charged with removing sewage?
(a) The Capo would threaten them if they did not quickly stomp in the sewage to clean the latrines and remove sewage.
(b) The Capo would strike them if they attempted to wipe off the sewage that splashed on their faces.
(c) The officers used loud noises to shock the prisoners as they removed the sewage.
(d) 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.