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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Lawyer – The Factory-Owner – The Painter.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The guards tell K. that they are hired to stand guard of him in his apartment how many hours a day in “The Arrest”?
(a) 8
(b) 12
(c) 10
(d) 24
2. What subordinate bank employee is described in “The Arrest” as having an “intolerable smile caused by a chronic muscular spasm”?
(a) Willem
(b) Franz
(c) Kullych
(d) Kaminer
3. How many messengers are said to still be “working in dispatch in the little circle from a lamp” at K.’s offices in the beginning of “The Thrasher” as he leaves work?
(a) 3
(b) 4
(c) 2
(d) 5
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 Thursday
(b) The next Sunday
(c) The next Tuesday
(d) The next Monday
5. What is written on the piece of paper “in clumsy, childish handwriting” by the stairwell to the loft in “In the Empty Conference Hall – The Student – The Offices”?
(a) Staircase to the Front Exit
(b) Staircase to the Judge’s Secret Chambers
(c) Staircase to the Local Prison
(d) Staircase to the Court Offices
Short Answer Questions
1. What does K. do before leaving Fraülein Bürstner’s room in “A Conversation with Frau Grubach”?
2. K. tells the guards who are to be thrashed in “The Thrasher,” “I didn’t complain, I just said what had happened in my apartment. And your behavior wasn’t exactly” what?
3. What does K. find when he opens the door in his office the second time where he’d previously seen the thrasher and the guards in “The Thrasher”?
4. In the ending of “The Thrasher,” K. waits to ensure he’s alone as he leaves his office, then goes home “weary and his mind” what?
5. What word from “In the Empty Conference Hall – The Student – The Offices” refers to a person engaged in a lawsuit?
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