1. When Frankl was scheduled to be transported to another camp, what did the chief doctor do?
(a) Fired Frankl from his job.
(b) Forged a letter of introduction.
(c) Created a new position for Frankl in the next camp.
(d) Arranged for Frankl to stay.

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

3. What job did Frankl do in freezing temperatures out of doors?
(a) He worked in the sewage pits.
(b) He worked on icky train tracks.
(c) He worked in an open-air hospital.
(d) He worked on the roof of the prison director's building.

4. Why did Frankl have to leave his shoes unlaced?
(a) He was given shoes that were too small.
(b) His socks, though warm, were the wrong size.
(c) He injured his ankle and had a hidden makeshift cast.
(d) He suffered from edema.

5. What does the author attempt to describe in this essay?
(a) The reason that the Nazis rose to power.
(b) The experience of living in a concentration camp.
(c) The last days of the war.
(d) The ways in which living in a concentration camp made prisoners stronger.