Which of the following characters was appreciated and well treated by the revolution? 5 Richard Arlova Rubashov Loewry none of these The word from the study guide that means pseudonym or pen name is 4 crescendo estrange nocturnal nom de Plume none of the above Which character symbolizes the old czarist type counter-revolutionary? 2 Rip Van Winkle No. 402 Hare-Lip Rubashov Ivanov During his career, Rubashov had always been willing to demand sacrifice from himself but had balked at demanding major sacrifices from others. 2 True False Which is most likely to be the year that Rubashov met with Richard? 4 1917 1923 1984 1933 1940 Which of the following characters can be most accurately described as uneducated? 3 Rubashov Herr von Z Gletkin Ivanov All of these were classically educated men. Arthur Koestler was 5 Hungarian born a communist German speaking a prisoner of war all of these Koestler believes that although many harsh sacrifices must be demanded, in the long run the end will justify any means. 2 True False The word that means of or characterized by departure from accepted beliefs or standards is 3 dilettantism querulous heretical persecuted dogmatic Which character does the following description fit: "Former sailor on the Battleship Potemkin, Commander of the Eastern Fleet, Bearer of the First Revolutionary Order, Friend and Disciple to Rubashov, tortured and executed by the Revolution." 3 Ivanov Richard Michael Bogrov Herr von Z No. 402 Which of the following was closest to being Rubashov's intellectual and social equal? 5 Richard Arlova Gletkin Loewry Ivanov As the novel closes, Rubashov is certain that his sacrifice is meaningful and that he has done the honorable and the right thing. 2 True False The word from the study guide meaning bodily marks or wounds resembling those of the crucified Christ or means a small spot, scar or opening in the flesh is 4 aberration crescendo nebulae stigmata none of the above In the novel Darkness at Noon, "The other--he with the glassy gaze," the other color print portrait, represents 3 Joseph Stalin Lenin Adolf Hitler Alfred Rosenberg Karl Marx The word that means of or relating to or occurring in the night is 5 nebulae rosary odious estranged none of the above Darkness at Noon was written in 3 1917 1929 1940 1951 1973 In the novel Darkness at Noon, Rubashov represents 3 Joseph Stalin Adolf Hitler the "Old Bolsheviks" Lenin Karl Marx Praetorian guards 2 means the crack Amazon units that protect the Vestal Virgins means an elite military bodyguard resembling the ancient Roman palace guard were a special regiment recruited exclusively from the Soviet socialist Republic of Pretoria were the prison wardens during Rubashov's incarceration none of the above Number 1 represents 1 Joseph Stalin Adolf Hitler the "Old Bolsheviks" Lenin Karl Marx The word from the study guide that means plump or chubby (it can also mean round) is 2 truncheon rotund nocturnal odious crescendo Rip Van Winkle could draw a map of the Country of the Revolution with his eyes closed. That country was 2 Germany Russia Hungary the Austrian Empire none of these The word from the study guide that means eyeglasses that pinch onto the nose with a spring is 1 pince nez insignia stigmata truncheon pieta The term from the study guide that means resembling the idealistic and impractical hero of Cervantes' novel is a 3 Byzantine Lazarillo Don Quixote Fascist Rubashov The word from the study guide that means buttocks, behind, rump or tush is 5 insignia rosary aberration rotund none of the above The word from the study guide that means a representation of the Virgin Mary mourning over the body of Christ is 4 nom de plume aberration Praetorian Pieta none of the above