2. What did the workers decorate according to Sara in Chapter 34?
(a) The camp.
(b) The gates.
(c) The infirmary.
(d) The interior of the blocks.

3. What Jewish historian does the Editor's Afterword mention?
(a) Elie Wiesel.
(b) Geoffrey Alderman.
(c) Howard Adelson.
(d) David Ayalon.

4. Who came the the infirmary to take all of the hospital documents?
(a) Dr. Mengele.
(b) Dr. Koening and the SS.
(c) Mrs. Helena and the SS.
(d) Russian soldiers.

5. What did the rabbis start to sing according to Sara?
(a) The Songs of Ascents.
(b) The Masoretes.
(c) The Lekha Dodi.
(d) The Kol Nidrei.

6. When did the SS decide to evacuate the camp Sara was at in early 1945?
(a) April 20.
(b) April 10.
(c) April 1.
(d) April 30.

7. What did Sara refuse to do according to Chapter 37?
(a) Clean the camp.
(b) Die.
(c) Be evacuated.
(d) Take someone else's food.

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

9. What does Sara say ultimately happened to Mala?
(a) An SS guard shot her.
(b) An SS guard drowned her.
(c) She died in the gas chamber.
(d) An SS guard suffocated her.

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

11. What did Sara say the prisoners started singing at midnight on New Years Eve 1944?
(a) Christmas songs.
(b) Yiddish songs.
(c) The Internationale.
(d) Russian songs.

12. How many girls from Krakow did Mrs. Helena say were killed by Mengele in Chapter 29?
(a) 356.
(b) 25.
(c) 156.
(d) 459.

13. Where was Mala's boyfriend's corpse hung?
(a) Next to the woman's camp.
(b) On the gate.
(c) In Sara's block.
(d) Near his block.

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

15. Where were the rabbis in Chapter 27 from according to Sara?
(a) Poland.
(b) Hungary.
(c) France.
(d) Germany.