2. What does Janusz compare what he wants his family to be to?
(a) His car.
(b) His painting.
(c) His English garden.
(d) His job.

3. What does Ambrose bring Janusz and his travel companions to do?
(a) Getting mushroom.
(b) Herding cows.
(c) Shoping in town.
(d) Hunting.

4. Who is Franek in love with?
(a) A girl at the village.
(b) A banana.
(c) A dog.
(d) A goat.

5. What makes Silvana panic in Tony's store?
(a) A gun.
(b) A mouse.
(c) A pile of bones.
(d) A cat.

6. What does Gregor tell Silvana he is?
(a) A merchant.
(b) A soldier.
(c) A priest.
(d) A doctor.

7. Who does Silvana walk with on her way from the farm?
(a) A woman named Yuska.
(b) By herself.
(c) A man named Gregor.
(d) An elderly couple.

8. What does Janusz notice happened recently?
(a) Silvana is not happy.
(b) Silvana and Aurek are not as close.
(c) Tony comes often when he is not at home.
(d) Silvana grows distant from him.

9. Who tricks the Polish according to the two soldiers?
(a) The Russians.
(b) The French.
(c) The Polish.
(d) The Germans.

10. What is Aurek not ready for?
(a) To be the son Janusz wants.
(b) To be a boy.
(c) To be a friend to Peter.
(d) To be a civilized person.

11. What is Silvana trying to focus on to push the nightmare aside?
(a) The future.
(b) Her duties as a wife.
(c) Janusz.
(d) Aurek.

12. Why is Silvana fired from her job?
(a) They are cutting back production.
(b) She doesn't understand instructions in English.
(c) She arrives late.
(d) She doesn't work fast enough.

13. Why does Janusz stay in the farmhouse he comes across?
(a) He promissed the farmer.
(b) It is empty.
(c) It belongs to his family.
(d) It is the house of the dead peasant.

14. What does Aurek not understand in his first night in the new house?
(a) How to eat with silverware.
(b) How to stay indoor.
(c) What is happening between his mother and father.
(d) How to sleep on a bed.

15. What does Silvana do after the German soldier leaves the apartment?
(a) She tries to find a weapon.
(b) She tries to find a renter for the room.
(c) She barricades the door.
(d) She gathers her things and leaves.