2. Where would Odilo Unverdorben and Herta secretly kiss while they were courting?
(a) In her parents' house.
(b) In the train station
(c) In the stairway.
(d) In the office where she worked.

3. How does Odilo Unverdorben's assignment to Shless-Hartheim appear to the narrator?
(a) The narrator sees it as a sign that the war was ending.
(b) The narrator wants to escape from the camps altogether.
(c) The narrator misses the magic of Auschwitz.
(d) The narrator sees it as a promotion.

4. What kind of irony does the author use by letting the narrator know things none of the other characters knows?
(a) Dramatic irony.
(b) Comic irony.
(c) Cosmic irony.
(d) Tragic irony.

5. What secret does the narrator know about Solingen?
(a) That it will be destroyed in the war.
(b) That it is Adolf Eichmann's birthplace.
(c) That it will be the site of a death camp.
(d) That its inhabitants will be massacred.

6. Where does the narrator think that the Waffen Secret Service gets the ashes with which to make people?
(a) From people's families.
(b) From the earth.
(c) From the ovens at Auschwitz.
(d) From Poland.

7. What does the narrator think Uncle Pepi's work is?
(a) To create human beings out of electricity and fire.
(b) To redeem humanity.
(c) To purify the Aryan race.
(d) To kill Jewish people.

8. How are the men processed at Auschwitz?
(a) They are processed with fire and gas.
(b) They are processed with spare parts.
(c) They come to life with strong emotions.
(d) They work for their freedom.

9. How do people feel about the Jews whom the narrator thinks are brought to life at Schless-Hartheim?
(a) Everyone envies them.
(b) No one wants them.
(c) They are spurned as hardened criminals.
(d) They are welcomed with celebration.

10. Whose work does the narrator believe Odilo Unverdorben is doing?
(a) Uncle Pepi's.
(b) God's.
(c) His own.
(d) Humanity's.

11. What does Odilo Unverdorben's wife think about the work Odilo is doing at the camp?
(a) She loves him for his vision.
(b) She admires his power to create.
(c) She approves of his hard work.
(d) She questions whether it is legal.

12. What does the narrator think the very thin men are doing at the camps when they tip their heads back towards the sky strangely?
(a) Praying for deliverance from the camps.
(b) Looking for signs of good weather.
(c) Looking forward to death.
(d) Waiting to meet their families.

13. How does the narrator think about expressing his affection for Herta?
(a) He wants to marry her and have a baby with her.
(b) He wants to use violence against her then heal her.
(c) He wants to immortalize her.
(d) He wants to recreate her from ashes.

14. How does Odilo Unverdorben travel through Germany?
(a) By hitchhiking.
(b) In troop carriers.
(c) By motorcycle.
(d) By truck.

15. Who withdraws the Zyklon B pellets to give them to the pharmacist?
(a) Uncle Pepi.
(b) The patients.
(c) Odilo Unverdorben.
(d) Reverend Nicholas Kreditor.