2. What happens when the narrator's mother is ready?
(a) She takes the cake out of the oven.
(b) She calls to Friedrich's mother to come up for tea.
(c) She dresses herself and the narrator warmly.
(d) She calls her mother.

3. What does Friedrich do with his candy?
(a) Drops it out the window by accident.
(b) Hoards it in his room.
(c) Gives it back to the baker as he does not like it.
(d) Shares with everyone.

4. What sign is one man carrying outside Mr. Rosenthal's shop?
(a) "Don't buy from Jews."
(b) "Take precautions for the flu."
(c) "Jews welcome here."
(d) "Go home Brits."

5. What does the narrator's mother mention when she bathes both of the boys?
(a) That Friedrich is much darker than the narrator.
(b) Friedrich's circumcision.
(c) That the water shows how badly they needed a bath.
(d) That the narrator is much more musclular than Friedrich.

6. Who does Mr. Schneider meet on the landing?
(a) The narrator.
(b) Mrs. Schneider.
(c) Friedrich.
(d) Herr Resch.

7. Who demands the case be dismissed?
(a) Schneider's attorney.
(b) The narrator's father.
(c) Schneider.
(d) Resch.

8. What is obvious by the conversation about the grandfather?
(a) He has many good Jewish friends.
(b) He is a fan of the Americans.
(c) He is prejudiced against Jewish people.
(d) He thinks Jews make good bosses.

9. What happens when Friedrich misses the ball that the narrator throws?
(a) The ball rolls down a hill into the water.
(b) The ball breaks a store window.
(c) A dog catches the ball.
(d) The ball hits a Nazi soldier.

10. When questioned as to his motives, what does the landlord reply?
(a) That it is none of Herr Schneider's business.
(b) Because the Schneiders are behind in the rent.
(c) Because the law has changed.
(d) Because the Schneiders are Jewish.

11. What causes Mr. Schneider to become sick at heart?
(a) Finding out the the narrator's father is moving the family to Dresden.
(b) Hearing that the narrator's father has joined the Nazi party.
(c) Learning that the narrator's mother is very ill and may die.
(d) Hearing that Friedrich wants to join the Jungvolk.

12. What does the narrator warn Friedrich not to reveal?
(a) That Friedrich is Jewish.
(b) That the narrator has no money.
(c) That the narrator is a year too young to join the group.
(d) That Friedrich is not a Nazi.

13. Who muscles past the protester?
(a) No one; they are all too scared.
(b) Hans and Friedrich.
(c) An old woman.
(d) Two rabbis.

14. What does Mr. Schneider tell the sales girl the boys can have?
(a) A tour of the administrative floors.
(b) A toy to be charged to Mr. Schneider.
(c) A look from the roof of the building.
(d) A piece of candy.

15. What does the landlord want?
(a) That the Schneiders vacate their apartment.
(b) To ask that the Schnieders move to the basement apartment.
(c) To reprimand Friedrich.
(d) The next three month's rent in advance.