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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 25-27.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why do Resi's dog and Mrs. Noth have "fat" bellies?
(a) They had stuffed themselves with all the food in the house before invading armies could steal it.
(b) They are both pregnant.
(c) They are both wearing heavy sweaters with lots of padding to stay warm.
(d) They both suffer from a condition known as "dropsy" as a result of malnutrition.

2. What does the narrator mean when he claims, "I became what I am today and what I will always be, a stateless person"?
(a) That he can never return to Germany because he was a spy for the Americans.
(b) That the concept of statehood is absurd and there should be just one United State, not fifty.
(c) That he can never return to the United States because he wrote propaganda for the Nazis.
(d) That the "Nation of Two" that he and his wife created no longer exists because of her death.

3. How old is Resi Noth when the narrator leaves for the front lines?
(a) 21 years old.
(b) 10 years old.
(c) A newborn infant.
(d) 45 years old.

4. What was in the shopping bag of the man who beat up the narrator?
(a) A noose.
(b) Groceries.
(c) A gun.
(d) Copies of the Minuteman.

5. What famous speech does Goebbels, Head of the German Ministry of Popular Enlightenment and Propaganda, find particularly impressive?
(a) Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
(b) Patrick Henry's "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" speech.
(c) Christ's Sermon on the Mount.
(d) His own "Do you want total war?" speech.

Short Answer Questions

1. Comparing himself to Lionel Jones, the narrator insists that he is neither __________ nor __________.

2. In a note, what does the garbage collector, Lazlo Szombathy, claim he knew how to do?

3. Where does the narrator say he met Rudolf Hoess?

4. What does the narrator notice about Lionel Jones' hand?

5. After the war, how many years did the narrator live in New York?

(see the answer key)

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