1. What is the "Last Full Measure" to which the narrator refers?
(a) A musical measure in an opera written in honor of Paul Joseph Goebbels.
(b) The last train full of Jewish prisoners to arrive at Auschwitz.
(c) The last time the crematories at Auschwitz were emptied of bodies before Allied forces freed the camp.
(d) The working title of a play commemorating the German soldiers who died putting down the Jewish uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto.

2. What is one of the first things the narrator says after he wakes up from the beating?
(a) Did somebody get the number of the bus that ran over me?
(b) I gotta stop drinking.
(c) (To Resi) Who are you?
(d) I've joined the Hottentots!

3. Who was Private Irving Buchanon?
(a) The soldier who captured the narrator in Germany.
(b) The American Legion Post member who writes the narrator an angry letter.
(c) The best friend of the man who beats up the narrator.
(d) A member of Jones' entourage.

4. When they are reunited, what does Helga say she will do if the narrator has no room for her in his life?
(a) Kill herself.
(b) Sue him for divorce and take half of everything he has.
(c) Say goodbye, disappear, and never bother him again.
(d) Try to just become good friends.

5. What famous speech does Goebbels, Head of the German Ministry of Popular Enlightenment and Propaganda, find particularly impressive?
(a) Patrick Henry's "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" speech.
(b) Christ's Sermon on the Mount.
(c) Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
(d) His own "Do you want total war?" speech.