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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many traitors does Krumpf have on file?
(a) 101.
(b) 22.
(c) 10.
(d) 43.

2. Who stops Poland's progress toward becoming a leading European nation?
(a) Stalin.
(b) Churchill.
(c) Hitler.
(d) Musolini.

3. At the fourth castle he visits, with whom does Feliks fall in love?
(a) Beruta.
(b) Krystyna.
(c) Elzbieta.
(d) Joann.

4. Who travels to Paris with Marjorie?
(a) Goring.
(b) Ludwig.
(c) Ludwik.
(d) Gorky.

5. What is SS Major Konrad Krumpf's duty?
(a) To hide the Poles for safety.
(b) To find Szymon.
(c) To develop a concentration camp.
(d) To count all the children.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the village woman that Janko Buk decides to court?

2. After Poland is reunited, who moves back to Gorka and functions as an adviser to the Polish government?

3. What change's Von Eschl's mind after saying he won't allow the train to Paris to depart?

4. Where is Under the Clock located?

5. Who sneaks a peak through Ludwik's files and records the name of traitors?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why won't Feliks ever marry into a magnate's family? Who explains this to him?

2. What is the unusual situation with Janko Buk and the woman he courts while stationed in Bukowo?

3. What kind of gala does Marjorie organize in 1918 and what is its social importance?

4. How does Szymon get his assignment changed at the concentration camp? What is his new job?

5. Explain the development of a middle class in Poland after World War I.

6. Who does Feliks side with when there is conflict between Kosciuszko and Russia and why?

7. Who is SS Major Konrad Krumpf and where is he stationed?

8. What two things make Jan Buk reconsider his support for the Russians in World War II?

9. Explain how Beruta ends up with a list of traitors.

10. Explain how Jadwiga Buk dies.

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