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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. Who is Zinaida Tulub?
(a) A physician.
(b) A physicist.
(c) A biologist.
(d) An historical novelist.
2. What does Nabob sentence Ginzburg to do?
(a) To hand over all her writing materials.
(b) To move to a cell by herself and where talk to no one else.
(c) To not eat for a week.
(d) To spend three days in the underground punishment cell.
3. What does Kucherenko demand?
(a) The work quotas be raised.
(b) The work quotas be lowered.
(c) The women be given lighter duty.
(d) The prisoners be given better clothing.
4. How does Ginzburg characterize Marya Dogadkina?
(a) An illiterate peasant.
(b) A devil.
(c) An angel.
(d) A pleasant but incompetent supervisor.
5. Who is "Grandma" Nastya?
(a) The only woman who is acquitted.
(b) The only other woman who receives a ten-year sentence.
(c) The only woman who receives a fifteen year sentence.
(d) The woman who receives the shortest sentence.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are the prisoners told to do before being transferred?
2. Who is Angelina Klimenko?
3. What happens that brightens the prisoners' lives?
4. How old is Ginzburg when she is writing this book?
5. When is the worse time for Ginzburg at the prison?
Short Essay Questions
1. About what do the female prisoners disagree during their discussions on the train ride?
2. What is Julia determined to do and what does she save for the day?
3. What gives the prisoners a moment of happiness and how do they share their goods?
4. What are some of the rules Ginzburg mentions as being cited on a paper hanging on the wall?
5. What solution do Julia and Ginzburg find to reading in low light?
6. Why is Ginzburg taken to see Nabob and what happens?
7. Why does Ginzburg waken one day to find Krivitsky standing over her?
8. What routine do Julia and Ginzburg maintain?
9. How old is Ginzburg when she is writing this book and what does she find difficult to believe?
10. What does Ginzburg say about the ongoing political purges and how do some of the prisoners view the likely incarceration of some of those fallen under the most recent purges?
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