3. What does the Editor argue Sara tried to do in writing her story?
(a) Cast her demons away.
(b) Put it behind her.
(c) Make sure the memory survives her.
(d) Make the reality of Auschwitz believable.

4. What did Sara do during the evacuation of her camp?
(a) She stole food.
(b) She followed Orli.
(c) She played dead.
(d) She stayed behind.

5. What did the Russian soldiers find for Sara and her group?
(a) A cow.
(b) A chicken.
(c) A goat.
(d) A pig.

6. What did Orli say the Germans would destroy?
(a) The Russian Army.
(b) All the documents.
(c) Witnesses to their crimes.
(d) The camp.

7. What did the camp Sara was relocated to at Rostock have?
(a) Lice.
(b) Mices.
(c) Bats.
(d) Rats.

8. What did Sara find on the road she was traveling on?
(a) Dead children.
(b) Other prisoners that escaped.
(c) Fleeing Germans.
(d) Russian soldiers.

9. Who thought that depriving a human being of the knowledge of death is depriving them of their dignity?
(a) Mila.
(b) Sochi.
(c) Magna.
(d) Sara.

10. Whose planes were bombing Auschwitz more frequently in the end of 1944 according to Sara in Chapter 31?
(a) Russia.
(b) England.
(c) U.S.A.
(d) France.

11. Who does Sara say ignored the women at the camp?
(a) The doctors.
(b) The German civilians.
(c) SS and blokowe.
(d) The POW that were with them.

12. What does Sara say many believed about the world after the defeat of the Germans?
(a) They would not live to see it.
(b) It would begin anew.
(c) Zion would be theirs.
(d) It would come to an end.

13. What did the SS refuse to let the prisoners read according to Sara?
(a) Leaflets telling them of their impending death.
(b) Books in Yiddish.
(c) Leaflets telling them of their impending liberation.
(d) American magazines.

14. How does the Editor qualify Sara's memories?
(a) Accurate.
(b) Disturbing.
(c) Good.
(d) Simple.

15. What style does Sara use to tell her story according to the Editor?
(a) Yiddish folktales.
(b) TV scripts.
(c) Short stories.
(d) Humor.