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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 hates righteousness and nationalism.

Hartmann has no impulse control.

Hartmann is mischievous by nature.

Sauer both annoys and frightens Hartmann.

2.

Why are the balloons over the Houses of Parliament personally significant to Legat? (from Day One, Chapters 1-3)

They symbolize the government’s responsibility for the people’s safety.

They remind him of his father’s departure for World War I.

They make him feel hopeless and defeated.

They remind him that his workplace is now the origin of coming war.

3.

Why does Hartmann hesitate to burn his photograph of himself, Legat, and Leyna? (from Day Two, Chapters 1-5)

He may need it later as evidence.

He is a sentimental man.

He has a rare affection for those memories.

It is one of his most cherished possessions.

4.

Why does the author mention Hartmann’s upcoming meeting without providing details? (from Day One, Chapters 1-3)

To create an atmosphere of suspense and secrecy.

For symmetry with Legat’s meetings and busy schedule.

To highlight Legat’s openness by comparison.

As another background detail to add historical texture and realism.

5.

What is Schmidt’s primary role in the novel’s plot? (from Day Three, Chapters 8-10)

To bring Hartmann closer to Hitler.

To shield Hartmann from Sauer.

To influence Hartmann’s convictions.

To flesh out Hartmann’s work life.

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