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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. According to Daniel, what hit him between the eyes when he was ten?
(a) A soccer ball.
(b) A baseball.
(c) A tennis ball.
(d) A basketball.
2. What does Kristallnacht mean?
(a) The night of dance.
(b) The last night of life.
(c) The fire dancing bright.
(d) The night of broken glass.
3. What bizarre outfit did Daniel's Oma Miriam give him?
(a) A Hitler Youth uniform.
(b) A brown paper bag.
(c) A photo album.
(d) A camera.
4. What letter was stamped on all Jewish I.D. cards?
(a) K.
(b) J.
(c) JJ.
(d) W.
5. During the last meeting in the courtyard, what does Erika tell Rosa and Daniel to do when confronted with so much hate?
(a) Choose love.
(b) To fight.
(c) To hide.
(d) To wait for rescue.
Short Answer Questions
1. After Uncle Peter's death, what happens to Daniel's marks in school?
2. Who dies at the end of Chapter 6 while protecting children?
3. What is the name of Daniel's sister?
4. What do the Germans search for in the ghetto apartments in June 1944?
5. If deportations happen again, what does Rosa's group decide to do?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Daniel say the Gestapo officer saw them as only insects?
2. Why does Daniel not react when he and Fredrich find the elderly man dead in his apartment?
3. What does the Hitler Youth uniform Oma Miriam makes for Daniel symbolize?
4. In what ways is Erika playing in an orchestra not normal for Daniel's family?
5. What is the significance of Daniel being able to identify the pictures by feel?
6. What is the significance of sending Uncle Peter's ashes to his family?
7. What is significant about the Brown Shirt boycott of Daniel's father's store?
8. How does Uncle Peter's death affect Daniel?
9. Why is the radio important to Daniel's family?
10. What does Daniel's photo album come to represent for him?
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