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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through In the Cathedral.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Herr Block says in “Block, the Corn Merchant – The Dismissal of the Lawyer,” “I will remind you of the old axiom: ‘For a suspect, movement is better than staying still, for someone who is still can always, without realizing it, be in the scales and be weighed with’” what?
(a) His sins
(b) His truth
(c) His innocence
(d) Justice
2. What is K.’s response when Titorelli asks him in “The Lawyer – The Factory-Owner – The Painter,” “Are you innocent?”
(a) That depends
(b) Yes
(c) No
(d) I don't know
3. On what street is K.’s courtroom said to be located in “The First Hearing”?
(a) Friedrichstrasse
(b) Ringstrasse
(c) Kopenhagener Strasse
(d) Juliusstrasse
4. When Fraülein Bürstner looks around her room for any signs of disorder after returning home, she remarks that what “have been messed up” in “A Conversation with Frau Grubach”?
(a) Her photographs
(b) Her carpets
(c) Her dresses
(d) Her pillows
5. By what nickname does the narrator say K. used to refer to his uncle as in “His Uncle – Leni”?
(a) The Elder from the Mountains
(b) The Old Man on the Hill
(c) The Ghost from the Country
(d) The Wandering Gypsy
Short Answer Questions
1. How many flats does the Usher say the student has been kicked out of in this building for sneaking into them to chase women in “In the Empty Conference Hall – The Student – The Offices”?
2. Where does Frau Grubach say Fraülein Bürstner has gone in the evening when K. returns home in “A Conversation with Frau Grubach”?
3. What word from “In the Cathedral” refers to an ornamental rail with supports?
4. When does the Examining Magistrate in the courtroom say K. should have been there when K. arrives in “The First Hearing”?
5. What word from “The Lawyer – The Factory-Owner – The Painter” means patently evident or certain; unquestionable?
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