2. Does it seem likely the Weissmanns will be shipped out of Poland?
(a) No, the Germans want to keep the Weissmanns in Poland.
(b) Yes. It is fast apporaching.
(c) No, they are all hiding.
(d) Yes. Only because they are escaping.

3. Why does this person admire Gerda?
(a) She takes chances.
(b) She shows bravery.
(c) She is extremely smart.
(d) She is a pretty girl.

4. Who does Gerda convince to let her visit Abek's family?
(a) A Militz official.
(b) Frau Keuger.
(c) Mrs. Berger.
(d) A fellow prisoner.

5. Where did Gerda and Helene vacation the previous summer before the invasion?
(a) Paris.
(b) Cannes.
(c) Krynica.
(d) Bahamas.

6. How many Jews are left in Gerda's village?
(a) around 300.
(b) 8000.
(c) 2000.
(d) around 500.

7. What are the Polish people hopeful for?
(a) Their lives will be spared if they barter with the Nazis.
(b) That they will be rescued by the Allies.
(c) They will be able to get themselves out of the country.
(d) The Germans will leave soon.

8. Which of the Jewish population is virtually gone?
(a) young women.
(b) girls.
(c) boys.
(d) young men.

9. What do Mr. Pipersberg and Gerda's father have in common?
(a) Their children were going to marry.
(b) They wish to buy a paper company.
(c) They teach at the same college.
(d) They were interested in purchasing a fur factory.

10. What language is Gerda learning?
(a) English.
(b) French.
(c) Algebra.
(d) German.

11. What do non-Jewish Polish neighbors shout as the Germans enter the city?
(a) "Thank you for saving us."
(b) "Go away."
(c) "Heil Hitler."
(d) "We Welcome You."

12. How does Gerda console herself?
(a) She buys herself a treat.
(b) She thinks about the good times.
(c) She writes a poem.
(d) She cannot console herself at all.

13. How many Jewish families are left in the Ghetto?
(a) 500 families.
(b) 50 families.
(c) 1000 families.
(d) 250 families.

14. Why does Gerda think the Jewish people did not resist the Germans' takeover of their lives?
(a) They believed the Germans had more humanity in them.
(b) Gerda does not know what to think.
(c) She thought they were stronger to fight back.
(d) They thought someone would come to their rescue.

15. What must Jews now wear?
(a) The star of David and the word "Jew" on their clothes.
(b) Specific shoes.
(c) A Star of David necklace.
(d) Blue colored attire.