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

2. Why did Resi remove her mittens when she was sitting in the music room?
(a) Because the mittens made her skin itch.
(b) Because the narrator gave her a new pair.
(c) So she could lend them to a slave woman who was working outside in the cold.
(d) To pet her dog.

3. What prompted the sudden death of August Krapptauer?
(a) Stepping in front of Jones' limousine.
(b) Falling off a balcony.
(c) Carrying luggage up several flights of stairs and apparently suffering a heart attack.
(d) Swallowing a capsule of cyanide.

4. With what American expression is the narrator not familiar when he first meets Frank Wirtanen?
(a) Zip it.
(b) What's up, doc?
(c) None of your beeswax.
(d) Takes one to know one.

5. What is one detail of Resi's post-war life that is true?
(a) She was an interpreter in a Siberian prison camp.
(b) She worked various odd jobs on her way back to Berlin.
(c) She was briefly married to Heinz Schildknecht in hopes that he could put her in touch with the narrator.
(d) She worked in a cigarette factory.