2. Where does Michael spend the summer after the trial?
(a) In the reading room of the university library.
(b) Visiting his parents.
(c) In a mental institution.
(d) With Sophie in France.

3. In Part 3, Chapter 1, where does Michael move during the summer after the trial?
(a) Into a rented room.
(b) France.
(c) Into his parents house.
(d) Into the hospital.

4. What does Michael feel the notebook is testament to?
(a) "A great and fundemental confidence in the law."
(b) "My love for Hanna."
(c) "The truth as I believe it."
(d) "A great and fundamental confidence in bourgeois culture."

5. What does Michael decide to do after Hanna's death?
(a) Go back to Gertrud.
(b) Kill himself.
(c) Write the story of Hanna and him.
(d) Become a successful lawyer.

6. What does Michael believe the person from the cemetery will ask him about the trial?
(a) Why he seemed so distant during the trials.
(b) What was going on between him and the defendant, Hanna.
(c) Why he was never late.
(d) Why he never came to hear the verdict.

7. Where does Michael go at the end of Part 3, Chapter 12?
(a) To Hanna's grave.
(b) To New York.
(c) To Hanna's old apartment.
(d) To his family's home.

8. What has Michael noticed about Hanna's voice at the end of Part 3, Chapter 9?
(a) It has stayed young.
(b) It sounds like music.
(c) It is harsh and ragged.
(d) She is barely audible.

9. What does Michael say that illiteracy is?
(a) Anger.
(b) Dependence.
(c) Embarrassment.
(d) Love.

10. What does Michael say about his exchange with Hanna?
(a) It is comfortable and familiar, and he is falling in love again.
(b) It is difficult to understand what she meant.
(c) It is comfortable and familiar, but also selfish of him.
(d) It is strained and awkward.

11. Where does "the daughter" live?
(a) Near the Capitol Building.
(b) At a vineyard in France.
(c) In a small apartment in Berlin.
(d) On a street near Central Park.

12. What does Michael think Hanna smells like, while sitting with her on the bench?
(a) Soap.
(b) A chid.
(c) An old woman.
(d) Fresh flowers.

13. In Part 3, Chapter 4, what does Michael deem "the most grotesque oversimplification of all"?
(a) Prosecuting.
(b) Defending.
(c) Becoming a doctor.
(d) Judging.

14. Where does Michael send the tapes and recorder?
(a) To his parents.
(b) To Sophie in the hospital.
(c) To Gertrud.
(d) To Hanna in prison.

15. What does Michael notice about Hanna's subsequent notes?
(a) The handwriting stays the same.
(b) The handwriting changes.
(c) She writes him angry letters.
(d) She writes him love letters.