1. Who was Rudolph Franz Hoess?
(a) Howard Campbell's defense attorney.
(b) The Commandant of Auschwitz.
(c) The Nazi Minister of Propaganda.
(d) The director of the Haifa Institute for Documentation of War Criminals.

2. Which description best fits the narrator's New York home?
(a) A rat-infested attic apartment in Greenwich Village.
(b) An upscale Manhattan condo.
(c) A brownstone in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn.
(d) A detached house in a working-class neighborhood in Queens.

3. Who is the "Blue Fairy Godmother"?
(a) Major Frank Wirtanen.
(b) Rudolph Hoess.
(c) Abraham Epstein's mother.
(d) Helga Noth.

4. Andor Gutman tells the narrator that music played through the loud speakers all day long at the prison camp, but was occasionally interrupted by the phrase, "Leichentrager zu Wache." What does "Leichentrager zu Wache" mean?
(a) Corpse-carriers to the guardhouse.
(b) A train filled with prisoners is arriving.
(c) Take cover because the camp was going to be bombed.
(d) Prisoners return to work.

5. When the narrator was serving as an American agent, how did he send coded information out of Germany?
(a) In the form of special mannerisms, pauses, coughs, and stumbles during his broadcasts.
(b) By writing letters to his Native American grandmother in the Navajo language.
(c) By drawing cartoons that revealed a secret message when folded a certain way.
(d) By using acrostics, where the reader would look at the first letter of each word in a newspaper article.