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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. Why does the person in #57 want to see Karol?
(a) To blackmail him.
(b) To ask about The Amber Room.
(c) To contribute to Rachel's campaign fund.
(d) To reminisce about days in the army.
2. Why do the prisoners think the officer has come?
(a) To free them.
(b) To kill them.
(c) To give them work orders.
(d) To torture them.
3. Who does Rachel ask to handle her father's estate?
(a) Stephen.
(b) Paul.
(c) George.
(d) Seth.
4. Knoll notices that _______________ has been following him as he makes his way back to his hotel.
(a) Danya.
(b) Suzanne.
(c) Serb.
(d) Ian.
5. How does Suzanne get Paul to give up information?
(a) She blackmails him.
(b) She tells him that Rachel is in danger.
(c) She tells him that she is with the FBI.
(d) She tells him that his children have been kidnapped.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Rachel tell Knoll about why she is in Germany?
2. Why did killings not usually occur at night in the concentration camp?
3. What is the name of the concentration camp where the prisoners are held?
4. What does Fellner that he wants to do before he retires?
5. What is the nickname given to Karol by his fellow prisoners?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Rachel Cutler's personality and demeanor.
2. What is the content of the letters between Karol and Danya?
3. What makes Rachel want to go to Germany so suddenly?
4. Why is the name change case so poignant for Rachel?
5. What is the Extraordinary State Commission on the Registration and Investigation of the Crimes of the Fascist German Occupiers?
6. How did the Russians attempt to keep The Amber Room from falling into the hands of the Nazis?
7. Why does Knoll kill Karol?
8. How does Knoll learn that Rachel is going to Germany?
9. What was the history of the creation of The Amber Room?
10. Where does Rachel discover her father's body?
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