2. To provide for herself and her mother, what must Alicia do?
(a) She steals from farms.
(b) Become a peasant.
(c) She and her mother con people into giving them money.
(d) Pretend that she is royalty.

3. What do the stories Alicia tells in Chapter 8 reinforce?
(a) The tense relations between Ukrainians and Jews.
(b) Suffering of the Poles.
(c) The Nazi's cruelty.
(d) Suffering of the ghetto Jews.

4. In Alicia's town, how were the Russian soldiers?
(a) Very cruel.
(b) Not extremely accomodating.
(c) Plesant enough.
(d) They wanted to be liked by all of the Poles.

5. What was Buczacz perfect for?
(a) Meeting new people.
(b) Starting a company.
(c) Raising a Jewish family.
(d) Having a small community.

6. What language were children now forced to speak?
(a) English.
(b) Ukrainian.
(c) German.
(d) Russian.

7. While looking for her family, what does she find?
(a) Corn fields.
(b) Peasants working a field of wheat.
(c) Her mother working in the fields.
(d) Jewish people hiding in the fields.

8. In case the Jurman family was separated, where did they agree to meet?
(a) Berlin.
(b) Russia.
(c) Buczacz.
(d) In the mountains of Poland.

9. At the end of Chapter 13, how are Alicia and her mother able to gain shelter from?
(a) A banker.
(b) A milk farmer.
(c) A farmer.
(d) A beekeeper.

10. Why wasn't Alicia's section of Poland invaded sooner?
(a) The Brits were protecting it.
(b) The Russians had control of some of Poland.
(c) The Poles had an agreement with the Russians to protect them.
(d) Poland has a very strong army.

11. How would Alicia gather heat for her family?
(a) She would go into forbidden forest territory with Jewish boys to gather wood.
(b) She would trade her clothing for wood.
(c) Old newspapers.
(d) She would beg for wood from richer families.

12. Who has Alicia become fast friends from?
(a) Franca.
(b) Manka.
(c) Rachel.
(d) Bella.

13. When was Bella's husband taken by the Russians?
(a) 1935.
(b) 1931.
(c) 1945.
(d) 1941.

14. What happens when Moshe returns from school in Moscow?
(a) He is returned to his family.
(b) He is starved.
(c) He is put in prison.
(d) He is tortured.

15. Why did many people think that Poland would be invaded?
(a) Poland's weak army.
(b) Poland wanted to become allied with a strong company.
(c) It was surrounded by aggressive countries.
(d) Poland allowed itself to be taken.