2. Who was recommended to Chayim as a Talmud scholar to arbitrate for him in Hildesheim?
(a) Reb Hirsch.
(b) Reb Ascher.
(c) Joseph Ascher.
(d) Reb Samuel.

3. Who wrote the introduction to the book?
(a) Robert S. Rosen.
(b) Andrew Rosen.
(c) Stephen Schultz.
(d) Chaim Rosenwald.

4. After which holiday does Gluckel's family decide to leave Hamburg in Book III?
(a) Hannukah.
(b) Passover.
(c) Yom Kippur.
(d) New Year's.

5. Where did Joseph Hameln move to await word to return to the Promised Land?
(a) Hameln.
(b) Hildesheim.
(c) Hanover.
(d) Berlin.

6. How much was the dowry of Gluckel's sister?
(a) 2000 Reichsthalers.
(b) 1200 Reichsthalers.
(c) 1800 Reichsthalers.
(d) 1500 Reichsthalers.

7. Who was the third eldest of Joseph Hameln's siblings?
(a) Joseph.
(b) Yenta.
(c) Moses.
(d) Abraham.

8. Where did Gluckel's family decide to go after the plague was rumored in Hamburg?
(a) Danzig.
(b) Hameln.
(c) Hanover.
(d) Aster.

9. What was the name of Gluckel's sister?
(a) Hendele.
(b) Zipporah.
(c) Hannah.
(d) Margaret.

10. In her introduction to her memoirs, what kind of book did Gluckel write that she had no intention of writing because there were already many of them?
(a) Autobiographical.
(b) Literary.
(c) Moralistic.
(d) Heritage.

11. When did Gluckel's family return to Hameln?
(a) 1680.
(b) 1672.
(c) 1662.
(d) 1658.

12. How long after Mata's birth was the plague rumored in Hamburg?
(a) A year.
(b) A week.
(c) A month.
(d) Two weeks.

13. How old was Gluckel when the German Jews were forced to leave Hamburg?
(a) 4.
(b) 3.
(c) 5.
(d) 6.

14. What did Gluckel find to be a "dull, shabby hole" in Book II?
(a) Hanover.
(b) Hameln.
(c) Her house.
(d) Her in-law's house.

15. How many days did Gluckel's family wait for carriages to arrive to take them to Gluckel's wedding?
(a) 3.
(b) 2.
(c) 4.
(d) 1.