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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Thrasher.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. 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”?
(a) Next year
(b) Tomorrow
(c) Next month
(d) Next week
2. What word from “The Thrasher” means to secure or bring about by force?
(a) Arbitrate
(b) Impede
(c) Compel
(d) Obstruct
3. What countries comprised the Allied Powers in the beginning of World War I?
(a) Japan, Israel, and the Russian Empire
(b) France, Spain, and Germany
(c) Germany and Austria-Hungary
(d) The United Kingdom, France and the Russian Empire
4. The Deputy Manager invites K. to a party where on the same day as K.’s hearing in the beginning of “The First Hearing”?
(a) At the office
(b) At his church
(c) On his yacht
(d) At his estate
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) My pocketbook to pay them
(c) Some teacakes from my house
(d) My stick to beat them
Short Answer Questions
1. The Usher tells K. as they pass through the waiting room of the Court Offices in “In the Empty Conference Hall – The Student – The Offices,” “Most of the defendants are very” what?
2. What subordinate bank employee is described in “The Arrest” as having an “intolerable smile caused by a chronic muscular spasm”?
3. What is the Thrasher’s outfit made from in “The Thrasher”?
4. By what method of transportation does K. travel to work in the morning in “The Arrest”?
5. K. hears groans coming from behind a door in his office building that “he had always assumed, without having actually seen it himself, that there was nothing but” what, in “The Thrasher”?
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