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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Pommerer claim that the West is controlled by?
(a) Reactionaries.
(b) Dancers.
(c) Imbeciles.
(d) Workers.
2. After 30 years, what rules are significantly differently in the way people act in West and East Berlin?
(a) Of fighting and living.
(b) Of talking and behaving.
(c) Of listening and learning.
(d) Of dancing and singing.
3. What is the name of the Eastern boys' friend that joins them in jumping the Wall?
(a) Nelson.
(b) Lutz.
(c) Willy.
(d) Robert.
4. What does the woman with bulging eyeballs that meets with Pommerer support?
(a) Spying.
(b) War.
(c) Solidarity.
(d) Peace.
5. What did the Narrator and Pommerer argue about the Commission on Order and Security report?
(a) Whether it mandated suspicious activity.
(b) Whether it symbolized the power of their government.
(c) Whether it was sympathetic to their cause.
(d) Whether it was the same as that under Nazism.
Short Answer Questions
1. What structure zigzags through the city of Berlin?
2. What does the Narrator notice has been removed from all the vehicles in the West?
3. What does Wolf Biermann do for a living?
4. What do the banners that the Narrator sees in the countryside say about the Soviets?
5. From what direction does Kabe jump the Wall?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the Narrator describe Gerhard Schlater?
2. How is the difference in the importance of the Wall shown in Western and Eastern maps?
3. How does the Narrator describe Kabe?
4. Describe how the East and West Germans are different at the Schönefield Airport.
5. Describe Berlin from the Narrator's point of view in the airplane.
6. How does Schneider uses the analogy of lovers to explain the German lack of interest in reunification?
7. What did the early 1960s see in Berlin in terms of escape methods in Berlin?
8. What do neighbors in the German countryside gather to discuss that the Narrator observes?
9. How do Pommerer and the Narrator differ on their views regarding East and West Germany and change?
10. What is the story that Pommerer tells the Narrator about the Willy boys and their friend Lutz concerning the Wall?
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