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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 K. say about Olga's attractiveness?
(a) She is friendly but not pretty.
(b) She is both pretty and friendly.
(c) She is neither pretty nor friendly.
(d) She is pretty but not friendly.

2. How does the landlord react to seeing K. in the corridor at the Gentlemen's Inn?
(a) He is thrilled.
(b) He is jealous.
(c) He is furious.
(d) He is woried.

3. How long does Barnabas have to wait for the letters he delivers?
(a) At most, several hours.
(b) Usually a half hour to an hour.
(c) A long time, sometimes days.
(d) Never more than a few minutes.

4. What does K. see being delivered in the Gentlemen's Inn, as the morning approaches?
(a) Books.
(b) Breakfast.
(c) Flowers.
(d) Files.

5. What is Erlanger doing when K. first sees him?
(a) Reading.
(b) Talking on the phone.
(c) Sleeping.
(d) Writing.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was the first letter that Barnabas delivered sent to?

2. Does Olga think her family could have restored their position in the village?

3. Who is Galater?

4. What does K. say about his loyalty to Frieda?

5. What does Frieda think of K.'s conversation with Hans?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Barnabas' family think about his job with the Castle?

2. What did Olga do to try to remove her family's disgrace?

3. Where do Jeremias and Frieda go to work after K. leaves?

4. How does Frieda initially react to K.'s explanation of his relationship with Barnabas' family?

5. Why has Hans come to see K. and what is he supposed to be doing instead?

6. What is Frieda afraid might happen to he if her mother's warnings are right?

7. What did the townspeople do after Amalia's disobedience became known?

8. What does Amalia accuse K. of using Barnabas for?

9. What did Sortini do when Amalia's family approached him?

10. How does K. answer Frieda's mother's objections about him?

(see the answer keys)

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