3. The next room to K.’s in “The Arrest” has been taken by “a typist, who went off to work very early and came back late.” What is this character’s name?
(a) Fraülein Montag
(b) The Usher's Wife
(c) Frau Block
(d) Fräulein Bürstner

4. When K. leaves Fräulein Bürstner’s room at the end of “A Conversation with Frau Grubach,” he thinks “for a while about the way he had behaved; he was” what?
(a) Worried sick about it
(b) Uncomfortable but serene
(c) Deeply troubled by it
(d) Satisfied with it

5. Whose cook is said to bring K. his breakfast around eight every morning in “The Arrest”?
(a) Fraülein Bürstner’s
(b) Rudi Block’s
(c) Dr. Huld’s
(d) Frau Grubach’s

Short Answer Questions

1. 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”?

2. What is the name of the second guard that tells K. that he’s under arrest in “The Arrest”?

3. The narrator describes K. as generally staying at the office until what time in “A Conversation with Frau Grubach”?

4. What is K.’s position at the bank where he works in the novel?

5. What is the name of the strange guard that opens K.’s door when he rings for his breakfast in the beginning of “The Arrest”?

(see the answer key)

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