1. From whom does the narrator receive a note during the Iron Guard meeting and what does it say?
(a) From the Blue Fairy Godmother saying that the narrator's life is in danger.
(b) From the man who beat him up at the mailboxes, who says he plans to finish the job after the meeting.
(c) From Helga, saying she really is alive and that she can never forgive her sister for betraying her.
(d) From his attorney, who says the court will be lenient if he turns himself in now and pleads guilty.

2. What unique symbol is on Campbell's typewriter given to him in the Jerusalem prison?
(a) A swastika.
(b) The yin and yang symbol.
(c) A Star of David.
(d) Twin lightning strokes that symbolized the Nazi S.S.

3. What is the reason the magazine article states that the slave laborers hanged Werner Noth?
(a) Because of the severe beating he gave the woman who dropped a vase.
(b) As just desserts for all the hangings he had ordered as chief of police.
(c) Because the Russians ordered them to do it.
(d) For the satisfaction of hanging someone important.

4. What is the misleading title of chapter 23?
(a) Nothing Interesting Happens after This.
(b) Chapter One.
(c) The Last Chapter.
(d) Chapter Six Hundred and Forty-three.

5. Which of the following is NOT a revelation that Mr. Noth, Helga's father, reveals to the narrator:
(a) Helga is not really his daughter.
(b) He had opposed the marriage between Helga and the narrator.
(c) He would have had the narrator shot if he found out he was a spy.
(d) The narrator made him unashamed to be a Nazi.