3. When Bolle offered his services to the US Army for counterintelligence, what happened?
(a) He was captured.
(b) They turned him down.
(c) He became a double agent.
(d) He became a spy.

4. What does Robert find always falls outside of himself when he considers events and motives?
(a) Blame.
(b) Labeling.
(c) Perspective.
(d) Free choice.

5. What does Robert enjoy viewing different models of that the Narrator accompanies to see?
(a) Machine guns.
(b) Boats.
(c) Trailers.
(d) Cars.

6. What does Gartenschläger sell his stolen item to a news magazine for?
(a) 12,000 DM.
(b) 18,000 DM.
(c) 14,000 DM.
(d) 15,000 DM.

7. Why did Bolle spend 7 years in prison?
(a) For lying to the police.
(b) For being a metal worker.
(c) For breaking the DDR border restriction rule.
(d) For stealing tires.

8. What position did Bolle have in the south that he tired of?
(a) A lawyer.
(b) A gunsmith.
(c) A blacksmith.
(d) A metal worker.

9. What does the Narrator bring into East Berlin that he is allowed to carry?
(a) His dog.
(b) His phone.
(c) His stories.
(d) His cat.

10. Who arrives to distribute food and supplies in 1945 where the Narrator resides?
(a) The Germans.
(b) The Russians.
(c) The Americans.
(d) The Italians.

11. When Biermann is exiled, what do his supporters in East Berlin fear?
(a) A ritual of control.
(b) A ransom.
(c) A lack of spontaneity.
(d) A change in power.

12. Where is Gartenschläger killed?
(a) Berlin.
(b) Bonn.
(c) Berne.
(d) Buchen.

13. Where does the Narrator's aunt live?
(a) Bonn.
(b) Dresden.
(c) Denmark.
(d) Berlin.

14. Over what philosopher do Robert and the Narrator argue that brings them almost to blows?
(a) Chekhov.
(b) Hegel.
(c) Dostoevsky.
(d) Kant.

15. When is the best time to cross the border at Heinrich Heine Strasse?
(a) 2 to 4.
(b) 3 to 5.
(c) 12 to 2.
(d) 10 to 12.