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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 Grandmother's tale end with?
(a) A scripture.
(b) A rhyme.
(c) A declaration.
(d) An old saying.
2. How many men are called to carry the messenger?
(a) Five.
(b) Three.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.
3. What did Chelm need money for?
(a) To build a school.
(b) To pave the roads.
(c) To fix the plumbing.
(d) To pay debts.
4. How does the strange man in "Grandmother's Tale" say he got lost?
(a) He took the wrong fork in the road.
(b) He lost his way in the storm.
(c) He lost his map.
(d) He followed a large deer off his trail.
5. What does the strange man in "Grandmother's Tale" lose as he entertains the children?
(a) Candy.
(b) Coins.
(c) Feathers.
(d) Respect.
Short Answer Questions
1. What word does Grandmother use to describe the children in her story?
2. How many daughters does the father in "Grandmother's Tale" have?
3. What animals appear as the strange man spins around in the house?
4. What is Gimpel's occupation?
5. What does the strange man in "Grandmother's Tale" do first when he entered the house?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Dr. Yoetz see when he first checks on Atzel inside Kadish's house?
2. What strange thing did the children notice while the strange man was playing with them?
3. What do Tudras and Lekisch want to buy with the fortune from the snow?
4. What do the Elders see in the morning after Gimpel has delivered the message?
5. How does Atzel feel when he is told it is not time for him to go to paradise?
6. What did the strange man who appeared in "Grandmother's Tale" look like?
7. How does "Grandmother's Tale" begin?
8. Who is called to carry Gimpel to deliver the message about staying in their houses?
9. What does Gronam notice about the Hanukkah snow?
10. What happened to show the children who the strange man really was?
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