1. How did the narrator lose Helga?
(a) Russian troops seized the area where she was entertaining the troops and she is presumed dead.
(b) She died giving birth to their first child.
(c) She was accused of spying for the Americans and was sent to a prison camp.
(d) She left him for another man.

2. What is the narrator's "little Eden"?
(a) The view of Jerusalem from his prison window.
(b) His life with Helga.
(c) His inlaws' estate near Berlin.
(d) A private park where children play.

3. Who was Private Irving Buchanon?
(a) A member of Jones' entourage.
(b) The best friend of the man who beats up the narrator.
(c) The soldier who captured the narrator in Germany.
(d) The American Legion Post member who writes the narrator an angry letter.

4. What is the "Last Full Measure" to which the narrator refers?
(a) The last train full of Jewish prisoners to arrive at Auschwitz.
(b) The last time the crematories at Auschwitz were emptied of bodies before Allied forces freed the camp.
(c) A musical measure in an opera written in honor of Paul Joseph Goebbels.
(d) The working title of a play commemorating the German soldiers who died putting down the Jewish uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto.

5. As the narrator recovers in Lionel Jones' basement, what does Resi tell the narrator Jones has arranged?
(a) To have the narrator surrender himself to Israeli authorities in hopes they will grant him leniency.
(b) For them to leave the country when he is well enough to travel.
(c) For Father Keeley to marry them that afternoon.
(d) For everyone in the group to commit mass suicide.