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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. Why does Mr. Fajngold begin to disinfect himself and the family.?
(a) Kurt has lice.
(b) The plague has come.
(c) He is paraniod.
(d) He likes to keep things clean.
2. What happens to Oskar as a result of the trial?
(a) He is released a free man.
(b) He is committed to the asylum.
(c) He is put in Matzerath's custody.
(d) He is sent to jail.
3. After leaving the room to get some drinks, what do Oskar and Klepp decide to start?
(a) A gang.
(b) A jazz band.
(c) A club.
(d) A revolution.
4. What is Bebra confined to in the doctors office when Oskar visits him?
(a) The table.
(b) A box.
(c) A cell.
(d) A motorized wheelchair.
5. What type of letter does Oskar read of the nurses?
(a) A letter to a family member.
(b) A breakup letter.
(c) A love letter.
(d) A medical form.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 34, how many people are on the freight car with Maria, Kurt, and Oskar?
2. How does Oskar make money after the tombstone business fails?
3. What does Oskar give Vittlar in exchange for his silence?
4. What does Sister Dorothea mistake Oskar for?
5. Who visits Oskar and Lankes while on vacation?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the Rottweiler do for Oskar?
2. Why is Oskar hesitant to take the concert promoter's offer?
3. What extreme measure does Oskar take in an attempt to win Maria's heart?
4. What is a significant portrait that Oskar modeled for and who modeled with him?
5. What does Oskar eventually tell Vittler to do with the ring and the finger?
6. What happens to Oskar when he gets to the train station in Paris?
7. What happens after Schuman shoots the 13th bird in the park.
8. What does Oskar do at the Matzerath's grave?
9. How is Oskar able to keep his knapsack when the robber took all the luggage?
10. What type of portraits does Oskar model for?
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