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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who did Amon Goeth consider calling as witnesses in his defense when he was tried for war crimes?
(a) Helen Hirsch and Oskar Schindler.
(b) Henry Rosner and Oskar Schindler.
(c) Oskar Schindler and Mietek Pemper.
(d) Oskar Schindler and Klonowska.
2. What is the name of Goeth's girlfriend?
(a) Majola.
(b) Chiara.
(c) Fadila.
(d) Moira.
3. Many of the German soldiers and officers who killed the Jews are reported in the book as resorting to what solace?
(a) Alcohol.
(b) Going AWOL.
(c) Cocaine.
(d) Turning state's evidence.
4. Who was the engineer of Schindler's new housing for his workers?
(a) Willi Kunde.
(b) Adam Garde.
(c) Wilek Chilowicz.
(d) Rolf Hammerschmith.
5. About what did the SS question Helen Hirsch?
(a) Where Goeth got the money to live his lavish lifestyle.
(b) Any participation she might have had in Goeth's swindles.
(c) If she had ever tried to escape Plaszow.
(d) The bruises on her face and body.
6. The telegram from Hassebroeck to Liepold gave instructions for what?
(a) Contacting Hitler or Himmler if he could escape to Berlin.
(b) Driving the prisoners east if the Americans arrived in the area.
(c) Locking the prisoners inside the electrified fences while the SS men escaped.
(d) Disposal of the prisoners in the event the Russians drew near.
7. The prisoners, once able to leave Brinnlitz. . .
(a) Did not leave immediately, but ventured out only tentatively.
(b) Only went out once they each had a weapon.
(c) Got out as quickly as they could.
(d) Left under cover of darkness, just in case roving Germans or SS men were about.
8. What happened to Mila Pfefferberg's mother, a dermatologist?
(a) She took cyanide rather than go to a concentration camp.
(b) She was gunned down by the SS while standing among her patients.
(c) She gave up her life so that the Pfefferberg's daughter could escape to the West.
(d) She was able to escape Poland by hiding in the bottom of a barge.
9. In 1966, the German government gave Oskar what award?
(a) The Award of Valor.
(b) The Army Insignia.
(c) The Wartime Medal.
(d) The Cross of Merit.
10. Throughout the war years, Oskar is depicted as. . .
(a) Arguing with the Gestapo.
(b) Bullying his way to the top.
(c) Spending like a compulsive gambler.
(d) Living inconspicuously.
11. What was the name of the secret, postwar society of SS men?
(a) SSOSSM.
(b) SSTMT.
(c) ODESSA.
(d) SOSSM.
12. What phrase was on the posters that went up in Oskar's hometown?
(a) Keep the Jewish criminals out.
(b) We'll win the war without you, Jew.
(c) No Jews, no way!
(d) Jews--lice--danger.
13. How much was Schindler spending each month on black-market food for his workers?
(a) 10,000 zloty.
(b) 35,000 zloty.
(c) 25,000 zloty
(d) 50,000 zloty.
14. What does Schindler do with the confiscated Wohlfeiler papers?
(a) He gives them to the Wohlfeiler family so they can escape.
(b) He tears them up.
(c) He burns them.
(d) He sells them.
15. At what event does Madritsch inform Oskar that he won't be taking his workers to Moravia?
(a) At a party after Amon Goeth was released on bail.
(b) At a Plaszow graduation party.
(c) At a secret prayer vigil for ending the war.
(d) At Mass on the first Sunday in December, 1944.
Short Answer Questions
1. What privilege does Schindler secretly grant to Rabbi Levartov once he's at Emalia?
2. What part of Amon Goeth's morning routine is described in Chapter 22?
3. Regina Perlman visits Schindler in order to do what?
4. By the autumn of 1944, how many people were employed in Madritch's uniform factory?
5. Marcel Goldberg, personnel clerk, was open to bribes for doing what?
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