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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. Who wrote "Four Perfect Pebbles"?
(a) Albert Blumenthal.
(b) Ruth Blumenthal.
(c) Walter Blumenthal.
(d) Marion Blumenthal.
2. What did the gas chamber at Auschwitz look like?
(a) Public bathroom.
(b) Cafeteria.
(c) Public shower.
(d) Barracks.
3. What animals scared Marion when she arrived at the camp in Germany?
(a) Police dogs.
(b) Snakes.
(c) Horses.
(d) Wolves.
4. What did Marion have nightmares about while in Trobitz?
(a) Dying.
(b) Having her leg amputated.
(c) Losing her family.
(d) Being taken prisoner again.
5. Were was Marion's family sent after the quarantine ended?
(a) Holland.
(b) Great Britain.
(c) France.
(d) Belgium.
Short Answer Questions
1. In what month was Albert's birthday?
2. What was the first new piece of clothing that Marion received while in Amsterdam?
3. How many Jews were supposed to be transferred to Palestine from Germany in 1944?
4. What language did Marion learn at the home that she and her brother were sent to a month after his birthday?
5. On what day were the Blumenthals liberated from the Nazis?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Marion's mother find in the farmhouse they foraged?
2. What did Ruth say was the only way the family was able to survive the early months at Bergen-Belsen?
3. Why were the liberated prisoners quarantined in Trobitz?
4. What food absolutely fascinated Marion in Holland?
5. What happened to Marion's leg while she and her mother were cooking soup in the camp in Germany?
6. What kindness was shown to Marion by an SS guard at Bergen-Belsen?
7. What nightmares did Marion have regarding her leg wound?
8. What were the traveling conditions going to Bergen-Belsen like?
9. What was Marion's first impression of Bergen-Belsen?
10. What devastating blow did the Blumenthal family suffer in May, 1944?
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