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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. What does the tribe do after the Bible gets printed?
(a) Refuse to work with August.
(b) Go on strike.
(c) Sleep for two days.
(d) Fire Number 44.

2. What is Adolf's occupation?
(a) Printer.
(b) Slave.
(c) Teacher.
(d) Priest.

3. How does Number 44 respond to the bad treatment from the tribe?
(a) He laughs it off.
(b) He cries in private.
(c) He gets angry and runs off.
(d) He does not seem to notice.

4. Who ends up helping the most with the work to be done on the day of the deadline?
(a) Marget.
(b) The tribe.
(c) Number 44.
(d) Doangivadam.

5. What does Number 44 do when he sees August wants to be his friend?
(a) Ignores the gesture.
(b) Cries.
(c) Laughs.
(d) Smiles.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does August call the group of people living at the castle?

2. How does Number 44 say he has been feeling when August befriends him?

3. What time of day do the university men leave the castle?

4. What does the tribe threaten to do to the person they think caused the invisible workers?

5. What year does this book begin?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who lives in the castle with the Steins, and what do they do?

2. How does the church in Austria view the art of printing?

3. What do August and Number 44 see when they go to help load the wagons with the completed university job?

4. What does the tribe do when they see that the university job has been completed?

5. How does the author introduce humor with the name of Heinrich's friend?

6. What does Number 44 tell the dog to do for Heinrich?

7. What does August do to try and get a chance to get Marget to love his physical self?

8. How is the art of printing seen in Austria when this book begins, and why?

9. What kind of nicknames does the tribe give Number 44 and why?

10. What does Katrina ask when a curse is placed on Number 44?

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