2. What does the judge tell the Reschs' attorney?
(a) That the Schneiders should vacate the premises immediately.
(b) There are no grounds for the Schneider's eviction.
(c) That Resch is a bigot.
(d) That the Schneiders should vacate the premises within sixty days.

3. 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) No one is barred from attending school.
(c) Friedrich, because he is a Jew.
(d) The narrator because he's poor.

4. What do the narrator and Friedrich think about the landlord's demand?
(a) They do not understand.
(b) They think he is wise.
(c) They think moving to the basement will be exciting.
(d) They think he is being unreasonable.

5. For what do many Christians still not forgive the Jews (in that time period)?
(a) For crucifying Jesus.
(b) Because they are usually wealthy.
(c) For wearing strange caps.
(d) For being successful.

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

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

8. With what does Friedrich greet a man outside the Meyer department store?
(a) Heil Hitler.
(b) A solemn nod.
(c) Guten Tag.
(d) A "grown-up" handshake.

9. Why can't the housekeeper work for Mrs. Schneider?
(a) Her husband forbids it.
(b) Because German law prohibits Germans under the age of 35 from working for Jews.
(c) Her kids need her at home.
(d) Her back is out of whack.

10. When is the narrator born?
(a) A year after Friedrich.
(b) One week before Friedrich.
(c) One week before Friedrich.
(d) On the same day as Friedrich.

11. What does the narrator ask of Mr. Schneider?
(a) To borrow some money.
(b) To stop talking to his family.
(c) That he leave Germany while he still can.
(d) To move down the street to the Jewish quarter.

12. Who does the landlord ask to witness his conversation with Mr. Schneider?
(a) The narrator's father.
(b) The baker.
(c) No one.
(d) The narrator's mother.

13. Where does Mrs. Schneider go to sob loudly?
(a) To the synagogue.
(b) To see Mr. Rosenthal.
(c) To the police station.
(d) To the narrator's apartment.

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

15. Where does the narrator take Friedrich?
(a) To the movies.
(b) To club night at the Jungvolk.
(c) To the amusement park.
(d) To his soccer game.