2. What becomes a crime?
(a) Gathering with more than three people
(b) Singing the Dutch national anthem
(c) Reciting the Bible
(d) Owning an automobile

3. When does Chapter 4 begin?
(a) 1900
(b) 1887
(c) 1941
(d) 1918

4. Who does Karel bring to the Beje?
(a) His fiancé
(b) His mother
(c) His son
(d) A Nazi soldier

5. What topic does Corrie bring up with her father on one of their trips?
(a) Sex
(b) Death
(c) Heaven
(d) Sin

6. What does Corrie learn that Willem is doing?
(a) Giving information to the Germans
(b) Finding safe places for Jews to stay
(c) Fighting in the resistence
(d) Spying for England

7. What would Corrie's father argue about with the Jewish businessmen?
(a) Philosophy
(b) Religion
(c) Politics
(d) Culture

8. In Chapter 5, the family stays up to listen to who on the radio?
(a) The Prime Minister of Holland
(b) Winston Churchill
(c) Adolf Hitler
(d) The Queen of England

9. Who goes with Corrie to visit Willem at college?
(a) Addie
(b) Betsie
(c) Nollie
(d) Gerta

10. What does Corrie not possess that others like Nollie do?
(a) A party dress for dances
(b) An ability to lie to others
(c) Confidence in herself
(d) Money

11. What is the razzia?
(a) A hiding place
(b) Search for young men of working age
(c) A portion of the underground
(d) Killing of Dutch Jews

12. Who introduces Corrie to the underground?
(a) Casper
(b) Nollie
(c) Kik
(d) Peter

13. Why does Casper pity the Germans?
(a) For their faith
(b) Because they are poor
(c) For their hateful ways
(d) For their arrogance

14. Where does the novel open?
(a) Haarlem, Holland
(b) Berlin, Germany
(c) Paris, France
(d) Brussels, Belgium

15. How long is Mrs. Ten Boom in a coma?
(a) Two months
(b) One week
(c) Four days
(d) Ten months