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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What do the breakfast and garden scenes with the Chamberlains accomplish in the novel? (from Day Two, Chapters 1-5)

They show Legat’s ambition.

They show Legat’s discomfort with intimacy.

They humanize important historical figures.

They fill time between plot points.

2.

Why is everyone unsettled when there is no ink in the inkstand? (from Day Three, Chapters 8-10)

It heightens the room’s already high tension.

The pause to find ink could permanently stop the signing.

It is an omen of the agreement’s failure.

Hitler reacts violently to small inconveniences.

3.

Which character changes the most from the beginning to the end of the novel? (from Day Four, Chapters 1-4)

Chamberlain.

Legat.

Hitler.

Hartmann.

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.

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

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

The meeting was always supposed to have been a secret.

5.

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

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.

To create an atmosphere of suspense and secrecy.

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