1. Helen Hirsch refers to Schindler's enamelware factory by what name?
(a) Schindler's Heaven.
(b) Schindler's Salvation.
(c) Schindler's Hope.
(d) Schindler's Emalia.

2. What type of enamelware do the men dining with Schindler in late 1939 encourage him to produce?
(a) A deluxe enamel Jewish star.
(b) An enamel Swastika.
(c) An enamel cross.
(d) A fancy enamelled crown with diamonds.

3. Oskar Schindler dreamed of growing up to become. . .
(a) A Formula One mechanic.
(b) A stunt pilot.
(c) A motorcycle racer.
(d) A racecar driver.

4. According to the Prologue, Herr Schindler approached his dinner at Commandant Goethe's with. . .
(a) Anticipation.
(b) Trepidation.
(c) Loathing.
(d) Hunger.

5. What happened to the Jews at prayer in the Stara Boznica synagogue when the Einsatzgruppe squad arrived?
(a) Those who allowed their prayer locks to be cut off were freed; the rest were shot dead.
(b) They were herded into cattle cars and taken to a concentration camp.
(c) The Jews who would not spit on the Torah were shot, and those who would spit on it were let go.
(d) They were all shot.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter Two, Itzhak Stern tells Schindler the phrase that he thinks encouraged Schindler to save all those Jews later in the war. What was that phrase?

2. What was the "solution" Hitler came up with for getting rid of the Jews?

3. In which country does the novel take place?

4. What was the name of Schindler's beautiful Polish secretary?

5. In the Prologue, what does Bosch ask Schindler for, to benefit one of Bosch's relatives?

(see the answer key)

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