2. Who will no longer be allowed to attend the school?
(a) Both Friedrich and the narrator because they are now in a different district.
(b) Friedrich, because he is a Jew.
(c) No one is barred from attending school.
(d) The narrator because he's poor.

3. What happens when Mrs. Schneider goes to talk with the housekeeper?
(a) The housekeeper have moved.
(b) The housekeeper has been arrested.
(c) The housekeeper wants a raise.
(d) The housekeeper says she can no longer work for Mrs. Schneider.

4. With what does the the shop owner threaten Friedrich?
(a) Reporting to Friedrich's parents.
(b) Prison.
(c) Juvenile detention.
(d) Hitler.

5. Who does the judge suggest the Nazis may turn against next?
(a) Those of a different political party.
(b) Vegetarians and Catholics.
(c) The Poles.
(d) The Russians.

6. What does Friedrich have for his outfit?
(a) A grand ring.
(b) A old WWI helmet.
(c) A toy rifle.
(d) A yellow star of David.

7. What does the teacher tell the students?
(a) That school is no longer going to meet.
(b) That they must all join Jungvolk.
(c) A brief history of the Jews and the persecution they have endured.
(d) That war is coming and they must start thinking like soldiers.

8. What has the narrator's father encouraged him to do?
(a) Quit the Jungvolk.
(b) Remain Friedrich's friend.
(c) Abandon his friendship with Friedrich.
(d) Stay in the Jungvolk and do his duty.

9. Why did Jews flee to Poland and Russia?
(a) Because they had a freedom of religion act.
(b) Because there was lots of opportunity there.
(c) To avoid death at the hands of the crusaders.
(d) Because they didn't know where else to go.

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

11. What is in the narrator's first-day candy bag?
(a) Some confections.
(b) A jawbreaker.
(c) Three lollipops.
(d) Nothing.

12. What do the narrator and his mother do before going outside?
(a) Remove their jewelry so it doesn't freeze their skin.
(b) Cross themselves because they are Catholic.
(c) Look out the window.
(d) Knock on Friedrich's door.

13. Who is the downcast drunk that shuffles by?
(a) The narrator's father.
(b) Mr. Rosenthal.
(c) Herr Resch.
(d) Mr. Schneider.

14. Whose office sign has a the word "Jew" scrawled across it?
(a) The stationery shop.
(b) Friedrich's father's shop.
(c) The bakery shop.
(d) Dr. Jakob Askenase.

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