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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Thrasher.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. 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) Frau Block
(b) Fraülein Montag
(c) The Usher's Wife
(d) Fräulein Bürstner
2. 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”?
(a) 10
(b) 2
(c) 3
(d) 5
3. What is the name of the second guard that tells K. that he’s under arrest in “The Arrest”?
(a) Willem
(b) Hasterer
(c) Franz
(d) Kaminer
4. What countries comprised the Central Powers in the beginning of World War I?
(a) The United Kingdom, France and the Russian Empire
(b) France, Spain, and Germany
(c) Germany and Austria-Hungary
(d) Japan, Israel, and the Russian Empire
5. 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 Monday
(b) The next Sunday
(c) The next Thursday
(d) The next Tuesday
Short Answer Questions
1. The Deputy Manager invites K. to a party where on the same day as K.’s hearing in the beginning of “The First Hearing”?
2. The first book in the courtroom that K. looks at in “In the Empty Conference Hall – The Student – The Offices” is a book of what?
3. Which of the guards does the Thrasher say got fat from eating breakfasts at all his arrests in “The Thrasher”?
4. Which of the guards comes to K. and says, “If you can’t get both of us spared, then at least try to get him to let me go” in “The Thrasher”?
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?
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