1. The narrator tells Epstein's mother that "auf wiedersehen" means "goodbye" in German, but she corrects him by telling him it more precisely means:
(a) Both hello and goodbye.
(b) Until we meet again.
(c) Go with God.
(d) Peace be upon you.

2. What snide remark does Resi make as she watches drum majorettes pass by in a parade?
(a) That it's not as good as being a cheerleader.
(b) That Americans must find war a very sexy thing.
(c) That being able to do high kicks and twirl batons will help the girls be successful in life.
(d) That half of the girls will end up pregnant before they graduate.

3. What special ceremony is planned at the weekly meeting of the Iron Guard of the White Sons of the Constitution?
(a) A mock human sacrifice.
(b) A memorial service for August Krapptauer.
(c) Initiation rites for the narrator.
(d) The wedding of Resi and the narrator.

4. What becomes of the rope that was given to the narrator?
(a) Dr. Epstein uses it to make a tourniquet on the narrator's injured leg to keep him from bleeding to death.
(b) A garbage collector uses it to commit suicide.
(c) Resi uses it to tie up the narrator's attacker until the police arrive.
(d) The narrator uses it to tie their new mattress to the top of a car.

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