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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which directive does NOT appear on the sign that the Black Fuehrer of Harlem posts at the Iron Guard meeting?
(a) Serve your country.
(b) Keep your body clean and strong.
(c) Get plenty of education.
(d) Keep your opinions to yourself.

2. During the raid, Lionel Jones denounces several groups of people. The G-man declares he is a member of one of the groups. Which one?
(a) Mormons.
(b) Jews.
(c) Catholics.
(d) Unitarians.

3. What does the patrolman say has the potential to end crime, war, divorce, child abuse, and several other social ills?
(a) Chemicals.
(b) Religion.
(c) Psychology.
(d) Extraterrestrial beings.

4. When the narrator asks Adolf Eichmann if he felt that he was guilty of murdering six million Jews, Eichmann replies:
(a) Jews aren't people, so it wasn't exactly murder.
(b) They had it coming.
(c) You are as guilty as I am.
(d) Absolutely not.

5. Why does Wirtanen say he cannot trust the narrator?
(a) Anyone who would sleep with his dead wife's sister could not be trusted.
(b) He was too good a spy.
(c) His recent involvement with Jones' hate group showed a serious lack of judgment.
(d) He betrayed both the U.S. and Germany.

6. Who does the Blue Fairy Godmother say are communist agents?
(a) Resi Noth and George Kraft.
(b) Lionel Jones and Father Keeley.
(c) Himself and the narrator.
(d) Dr. Epstein and his mother.

7. What is the "booty" that the narrator and Frank Wirtanen discuss?
(a) A part of Resi's body.
(b) George Kraft's paintings.
(c) Lionel Jones' stash of weapons and ammunition.
(d) The trunk filled with the narrator's writings.

8. What is George Kraft frantically searching for when he returns to the narrator's apartment?
(a) His corncob pipe.
(b) A diamond engagement ring.
(c) The phone number of someone who wants to buy his paintings.
(d) His bottle of whiskey.

9. What does Lionel Jones claim his organization is doing that the G-man is not?
(a) Serving God.
(b) Obeying the Constitution.
(c) Protecting the Republic.
(d) Living in peace and harmony with everyone.

10. According to Wirtanen, who are the only three people who knew the truth about the narrator's radio broadcasts?
(a) Howard Campbell and his parents.
(b) Lionel Jones, George Kraft, and Father Keeley.
(c) Helga, Resi, and Heinz.
(d) Frank Wirtanen, General Donovan, and Franklin Delano "Rosenfeld."

11. What does Wirtanen think the Russians would do to get the narrator to cooperate?
(a) Threaten to kill Resi.
(b) Threaten to nuke the U.S.
(c) Threaten to kill him.
(d) Torture him.

12. Which of the following is NOT a place the narrator met with the Blue Fairy Godmother?
(a) On a park bench in the Tiergarten in Berlin.
(b) In his New York apartment.
(c) In a dining hall in Wiesbaden.
(d) A vacant shop across the street from Lionel Jones' house.

13. What does the patrolman tell the narrator that chemicals had caused a woman living nearby to do?
(a) Kill her husband.
(b) Intentionally ram her car into someone else's.
(c) Set her apartment on fire.
(d) Kill her own baby.

14. What does the narrator say is a "snaggle-toothed thought machine"?
(a) A totalitarian mind.
(b) The G-men.
(c) A hate group.
(d) Communism.

15. Regarding Stepan Bodovskov's finding of the narrator's trunk, Frank Wirtanen says he had a trunkful of . . .
(a) Instant career.
(b) Genius.
(c) The worst writing ever to come out of Germany.
(d) Trouble.

Short Answer Questions

1. What snide remark does Resi make as she watches drum majorettes pass by in a parade?

2. What was the title of a play about a young maiden and a knight who guard the Holy Grail?

3. What does the narrator call Werner von Braun?

4. What is the Blue Fairy Godmother's response to the narrator's concerns that his parents knew he was broadcasting Nazi propaganda?

5. What is the actual destination that Lionel Jones arranges for the narrator and the others to go as soon as the narrator is well enough to travel?

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