2. How many brothers and sisters does the narrator have?
(a) None.
(b) No brothers and seven older sisters.
(c) One brother and two sisters.
(d) One twin brother who died as an infant.

3. Of what did the narrator have twenty-six copies?
(a) The White Christian Minuteman.
(b) Hitler's Mein Kampf.
(c) The Bible.
(d) Bing Crosby's "White Christmas" album.

4. Friedmann is the director of what?
(a) The Nazi S.S.
(b) The Haifa Institute for Documentation of War Criminals.
(c) The Yad Vashem Museum in Jerusalem.
(d) The prison where Campbell is incarcerated.

5. Bernard Mengel, who guards the narrator at night, tells the narrator he does what in his sleep?
(a) Snores and grinds his teeth.
(b) Sleepwalks.
(c) Says the names of two women and talks about a city.
(d) Cries.

6. What grim task does Werner Noth ask the narrator to do?
(a) Shoot Resi's dog.
(b) Give him a ride to Berlin so he can attend his best friend's funeral.
(c) Burn the carcass of his favorite horse before slave laborers begin to feast upon it.
(d) Help him compose an eloquent suicide note.

7. What did the narrator's father insist was not for children, but the narrator looked at anyway?
(a) His mother's obstetrics book from nursing school.
(b) A print of Picasso's Guernica.
(c) A picture history of the First World War.
(d) A stack of pornographic magazines in his father's garage.

8. From whom did the narrator take the motorcycle?
(a) Heinz Schildknecht.
(b) His father-in-law.
(c) Resi Noth.
(d) George Kraft.

9. Which of the following is NOT a symbol that the narrator had drawn in the dust of his windowpanes:
(a) The Stars and Stripes.
(b) A cross.
(c) A swastika.
(d) A hammer and sickle.

10. What does Heinz Schildknecht love above all else?
(a) His country.
(b) His career.
(c) His motorcycle.
(d) His wife.

11. Arpad Kovacs was personally congratulated by __________, whom he would have killed had he known how important he was.
(a) Adolph Hitler.
(b) General George S. Patton.
(c) Adolph Eichmann.
(d) Winston Churchill.

12. How did the narrator lose Helga?
(a) Russian troops seized the area where she was entertaining the troops and she is presumed dead.
(b) She died giving birth to their first child.
(c) She left him for another man.
(d) She was accused of spying for the Americans and was sent to a prison camp.

13. Where was the narrator born?
(a) Berlin.
(b) Chicago.
(c) New York City.
(d) Schenectady, New York.

14. How are Resi and Helga related?
(a) They are brother and sister.
(b) They are not related; Resi uses Helga's family name to trick the narrator.
(c) They are sisters.
(d) They are mother and daughter.

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