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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. While in the Alps, where does she stay?
(a) Coeur des Alpes.
(b) Villa Sassa Hotel.
(c) Hotel Bristol.
(d) Hotel Straubinger.

2. Why does Alicia go to work for this person?
(a) She is promised passage to Israel.
(b) She thinks she will be appreciated by this person.
(c) She connects well with Mrs. Traub's son.
(d) She is a great house worker.

3. Why is Alicia given thousands of rubles?
(a) The Jews of Chernovtsy are thankful that she kept their secrets of the black market.
(b) An important figure in the Ukrainian government falls in love with Alicia.
(c) She gains an admirer.
(d) She wins the lottery in Chernovtsy.

4. Who does she meet in the marketplace?
(a) Mr. Traub.
(b) Mrs. Tabb.
(c) Mr. Tabb.
(d) Mrs. Traub.

5. How many people does Alicia room with while recovering?
(a) Four other people.
(b) Three other people.
(c) Two other people.
(d) She is alone in her room.

Short Answer Questions

1. As this section continues on, what does Alicia realize about the Poles?

2. Why did Alicia decide to go visit Benjamin?

3. Why does she decide to join this group?

4. On what becomes her final transport, who does Alicia have trouble moving?

5. What have some of the Jewish men created in Poland?

Short Essay Questions

1. How have the Ukrainians made life for the Jews and Poles very difficult.

2. While hanging out with her new friends, what happens to Alicia?

3. What hopeful news about the resistance does Alicia hear?

4. How does Alicia take the news that Milek has died?

5. How is mother killed?

6. What two new relationships does Alicia develop with people?

7. What adventures does Alicia have while traveling to Chernovtsy.

8. What happens on what would be Alicia's final transport?

9. How does Alicia attempt to repay her "uncle?"

10. Why is Alicia so upset about this final transport?

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