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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. Who was the first letter that Barnabas delivered sent to?
(a) His father.
(b) K.
(c) Amalia.
(d) Klamm.

2. What does K. see being delivered in the Gentlemen's Inn, as the morning approaches?
(a) Books.
(b) Flowers.
(c) Breakfast.
(d) Files.

3. What sometimes cures Buergel's insomnia?
(a) Counting sheep.
(b) Hot milk.
(c) Reading.
(d) Conversation.

4. How was Amalia's father punished for her disobedience?
(a) He was ignored by all his coworkers.
(b) He was given extra work to do every night.
(c) His diploma was taken away.
(d) He was demoted.

5. Had other families been disgraced in the past?
(a) Yes, and they had not recovered.
(b) Yes, and they had recovered.
(c) No, except for a rumored family long ago that may not exist.
(d) No, it had never happened before.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Galater?

2. Where does the letter-writer want to meet K.?

3. Where do the letters Barnabas delivers come from?

4. Who tells K. the story of how their family became disparaged in the community?

5. What does the teacher scold K. for at the beginning of Chapter XIV?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where do Jeremias and Frieda go to work after K. leaves?

2. What does Buergel say might happen at a meeting in the middle of the night?

3. What does K. hope that Barnabas' good news was?

4. How does Frieda initially react to K.'s explanation of his relationship with Barnabas' family?

5. How long does K. need to wait to see Erlanger?

6. What happens to Jeremias and Artur when they are not together?

7. What did Sortini do when Amalia's family approached him?

8. What did Olga do to try to remove her family's disgrace?

9. What reason does Erlanger give K. the request Erlanger is making during the meeting?

10. What is Frieda afraid might happen to he if her mother's warnings are right?

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