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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The First Hearing.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the name of the man from the state prosecution office that K. tells the supervisor is his friend in “The Arrest”?
(a) Hasterer
(b) Kaminer
(c) Block
(d) Kullych
2. What do the guards offer to fetch for K. “for a small sum of money” in “The Arrest”?
(a) His clothing
(b) Lunch
(c) Breakfast
(d) His landlady
3. Which of the subordinate bank employees in “The Arrest” is described as “blond with deep-set eyes”?
(a) Willem
(b) Franz
(c) Kullich
(d) Rabensteiner
4. The narrator states in the beginning of “The First Hearing” that “K. had been informed by telephone that a short hearing in his affair would take place” when?
(a) The next Sunday
(b) The next Monday
(c) The next Tuesday
(d) The next Thursday
5. When K. is met by scowling children on his way up the stairs to the courtroom in “The First Hearing,” he thinks to himself, “If I have to come here again, I’ll either have to bring some sweets, to win them over, or” what?
(a) My steel-toed boots to kick them
(b) Some teacakes from my house
(c) My pocketbook to pay them
(d) My stick to beat them
Short Answer Questions
1. What name, meaning the servants of an army, does K. call the Examining Magistrate and the others of the courtroom as he exits in “The First Hearing”?
2. 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”?
3. When K. first deals with the guards on the morning of his birthday in “The Arrest,” he presumes that this might be a joke played on him by his friends where?
4. Where does Fraülein Bürstner say Frau Grubach’s nephew is sleeping in “A Conversation with Frau Grubach”?
5. When does Fraülein Bürstner say she’s starting work as a secretary at a lawyer’s office when speaking with K. in “A Conversation with Frau Grubach”?
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