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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Hartmann mock Sauer’s self-importance? (from Day Three, Chapters 1-4)

Hartmann has no impulse control.

Hartmann is mischievous by nature.

Sauer both annoys and frightens Hartmann.

Hartmann hates righteousness and nationalism.

2.

Why must Legat check Chamberlain’s Parliament speech against the written copy? (from Day Two, Chapters 1-5)

For subsequent publication in the newspapers.

For Chamberlain’s own interest and records.

For Legat’s own interest and records.

To test Chamberlain’s memorization.

3.

What does Legat mean when he recalls that Germany in 1932 was “a long way from Hauff and J. S. Mill” (197)? (from Day Three, Chapters 1-4)

His education did not prepare him for reality.

His spoken German is not as good as his scholarly written German.

His memories have paled over time.

He revels in travel and does not enjoy extensive study.

4.

Why does Chamberlain ask Legat to destroy his notes on the Chiefs of Staff meeting? (from Day One, Chapters 1-3)

He does not want the Navy’s preparations to cause a public panic.

The meeting was always supposed to have been a secret.

He does not want the Navy’s preparations to incite Hitler to war.

He is embarrassed by his decisions and does not want the public to know.

5.

How does Legat’s split from Pamela mirror the other changes to his beliefs and goals at the end of the novel? (from Day Four, Chapters 1-4)

He cannot handle lies or secrets anymore.

He is reclaiming agency in his own life.

He is severing emotional attachments.

He is preparing himself to die in the war.

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