3. Where did a young Jew shoot Ernst von Rath?
(a) The German Parliament.
(b) The German Embassy in Paris.
(c) The German Embassy in London.
(d) The Ring Strasse.

4. Which two foreign languages can Emmy speak?
(a) French and English.
(b) Chinese and Japanese.
(c) Dutch and Ukraine.
(d) Hungarian and Russian.

5. What is the title of Chapter 24?
(a) Waiting for Disaster.
(b) An Ideal Spot for Mass Marches.
(c) Flying to a New Destiny.
(d) Looting the City.

6. What is the title of Chapter 27?
(a) The Tears of Things.
(b) Feeling Through the Darkness.
(c) Finding Nothing but Hate.
(d) The Years of Thinking.

7. Which of the following phrases were printed in the Japanese-English Conversation Manual?
(a) Thank you, awfully.
(b) Blimely, where are we?
(c) Give my love to the queen.
(d) Looky here.

8. Who is Elisabeth named after?
(a) A writer.
(b) A psychologist.
(c) An empress.
(d) A queen.

9. In which city did Henrik de Waal grow up?
(a) London.
(b) Paris.
(c) Amsterdam.
(d) Berlin.

10. What city does Iggy go to from Paris?
(a) Riga.
(b) New York.
(c) Berlin.
(d) London.

11. What does Gedanken im Kriege translate to in English?
(a) Thank God for a Crisis.
(b) War needs love.
(c) Thanks be the war.
(d) Austria unite.

12. What does the author call the woman cleaning the steps at the Sushi restaurant?
(a) Mrs. Yukami.
(b) Mrs. X.
(c) Miss. Peabody.
(d) Mrs. Y.

13. What does the author call a vision of heaven at the end of Chapter 15?
(a) His wife and children walking towards him.
(b) Eight white suits hanging on a rail.
(c) Nine Jewish women parading down Ringstrasse.
(d) A portrait of his family laughing around a fire.

14. In which city was it arranged for Iggy to begin his studies?
(a) Berlin.
(b) Cologne.
(c) Paris.
(d) Munich.

15. What was the name of the theater in Tokyo where American soldiers could watch films?
(a) Groucho Marx.
(b) Ernie Pyle.
(c) Eisenhauer.
(d) Kennedy.