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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. What question does Sylvia ask Gemma in Chapter 17?
(a) How come the king and his family don't hide?
(b) How can the people in the story have future lives if they're dead?
(c) Why does the bad fairy wants to curse the princess?
(d) How come the prince doesn't jump over the fence?

2. What is Kulmhof?
(a) A village where Gemma hid during the war.
(b) A camp where the only purpose is extermination.
(c) A slang term used by those in the concentration camps.
(d) The neighborhood where Gemma grew up.

3. What type of tree does the prince walk along in Chapter 21?
(a) Maple tree.
(b) Willow tree.
(c) Spruce tree.
(d) Birch.

4. What are Samantha and Linn associated with?
(a) A refugee shelter.
(b) The new museum in Oswego.
(c) A war veteran charity.
(d) A WWII-related social group.

5. Why is Gemma telling Becca the fairy tale story in Chapter 13?
(a) Becca is trying to fall asleep.
(b) Becca is bored.
(c) Becca is angry with her sisters.
(d) Becca is home sick.

Short Answer Questions

1. What type of tree is Becca's favorite?

2. Who is Josef?

3. What does Sylvia try to do when she calls Becca in Chapter 16?

4. Who is Marge Pierce?

5. Who is Samantha?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Becca find out about Gitl Mandlestein in Chapter 10?

2. Why does Becca wet herself in Chapter 19?

3. What do Becca and Magda discover about the people in Chelmno?

4. How does Gemma explain that the cursed, dead people in her story can have future lives?

5. In Chapter 24, why does Josef ask Becca to visit his house, and for how long?

6. Who is Magda Bronski?

7. What does Magda say about the teacher who taught her about the concentration camps?

8. Why does Becca point out that Gemma had no tattoos?

9. What does Becca question Gemma about her story in Chapter 13?

10. How does Becca find out the meaning of 'Ksiezniczka'?

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