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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was the evidence Fiedler used to support the warrant?
2. At the end of Chapter 19, how has Liz's experience in East Germany been?
3. How is Liz transported to the "special meeting" she is told she needs to attend?
4. What does Karden call for to refute Leamas' claims?
5. What key realization does Leamas come to at the end of Mundt's trial?
Short Essay Questions
1. After Mundt's trial ends, who does Liz believe to be "right" and "good" in the situation?
2. Leamas and Fiedler are working toward what common goal?
3. During the Tribunal, and in response to Fiedler's questioning, what does Leamas say about Mundt being a secret agent?
4. Why does Leamas react the way that he does when Fiedler mentions Liz for the first time?
5. What is Leamas' reaction to Mundt when he begins to be interrogated by him?
6. What problem does Liz pose for Leamas when she enters the courtroom during Mundt's trial?
7. Why is Liz so disheartened with the low turnout to the Communist Party meeting in East Germany?
8. What does Leamas realize about Mundt at the end of Mundt's trial?
9. What makes Leamas trust Fiedler even more after they both have been interrogated?
10. What response does Leamas give Liz about her feelings on the situation?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Foreshadowing plays a strong role in The Spy Who Came in from the Cold. Using the 3 earliest examples of foreshadowing that you can find in the book, explain what they foreshadow and how their presence helps the reader understand what happens at the conclusion of the text.
Essay Topic 2
Which 2 characters in The Spy Who Came in from the Cold have the strongest relationship? Use examples from the text to support your argument. Remember that a strong relationship can also mean a negative one.
Essay Topic 3
Leamas' final choice at the end of the novel may seem surprising to some readers, but not surprising to others. Find three examples in the text that foreshadow this ending, making sure to explain how each one directly connects to Leamas' final decision at the border crossing.
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