1. Where does the narrator say he met Rudolf Hoess?
(a) In the prison exercise yard.
(b) In a bar in Berlin.
(c) At a New Year's Eve party.
(d) On a train to Warsaw.

2. Andor Gutman explains that "Sonderkommando" means "special detail." What horrific "special detail" did Andor Gutman say members of the Sonderkommando had to perform?
(a) Condemn persons into the gas chambers and then remove their dead bodies.
(b) Extract gold teeth from dead prisoners.
(c) Ensure that Jewish children removed all their clothing before entering the gas chamber.
(d) Check the cesspools of the latrines to make sure no prisoners were hiding there.

3. What childish phrase does the Blue Fairy Godmother tell the narrator that he should not expect to hear for himself?
(a) I know you are, but what am I?
(b) Tag! You're it.
(c) Finders keepers.
(d) Olly-olly-ox-in-free.

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) Prisoners return to work.
(b) Take cover because the camp was going to be bombed.
(c) Corpse-carriers to the guardhouse.
(d) A train filled with prisoners is arriving.

5. What does the narrator do with his broom?
(a) Hits an attacker over the head with it.
(b) Carves the handle with his wood-carving set.
(c) Offers to sweep the hallways of his building in exchange for rent.
(d) Gives it to his neighbor's daughter who wanted to dress as a witch for Halloween.