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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. From whom does Gunther receive a letter begging for a reconciliation?
(a) His boss.
(b) His former lover.
(c) His father.
(d) His wife.

2. Whose card do Belinsky and Gunther find on the body of the dead dentist?
(a) Becker.
(b) Linden.
(c) Max Abs.
(d) Major Jesse Breen.

3. What does Belinsky tell Gunther that the organization in Pullach is suspected to have?
(a) Nazi war criminals as members.
(b) Illegal immigrants.
(c) Prostitutes.
(d) Stashes of cocaine.

4. Who worked at the Berlin Documents Center?
(a) Becker.
(b) Neumann.
(c) Linden.
(d) Drexler.

5. In Part I of A German Requiem, how many countries occupy Germany?
(a) 3.
(b) 4.
(c) 6.
(d) 2.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Belinksy drives Gunther home after a night of drinking, who do they find waiting in need of help?

2. Who is Gunther shocked to see in Vienna hanging out with Becker's girlfriend?

3. What is Reinhard able to recover on his own?

4. Who is Traudl Braunsteiner?

5. Where does Belinsky and Gunther place the dead body of the dentist?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Neumann and what does he tell Gunther that helps him in his case?

2. What does Becker's ex-wife tell Gunther about Becker?

3. What does the discovery of hashish reveal to Gunther?

4. What does Gunther learn from Reinhard through harsh interrogation?

5. Describe how Captain Linden and Becker meet.

6. What is Gunther's theory that he reveals to Belinsky about Becker and Holls in A German Requiem - Part I, Chapters 10-18?

7. What does Gunther realize about Linden's death from Belinsky and looking at dental records in Dr. Heim's office?

8. Why is Gunther willing to be a mole in the American organization in Pullach?

9. Describe Konig.

10. What does Liebl reveal to Gunther about many Austrians in the War and its aftermath?

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