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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. The narrator picks what up and uses it?
(a) A hammer.
(b) A bullhorn.
(c) A canister of tear gas.
(d) A pistol.
2. How is the narrator's home?
(a) Still standing but the windows are shattered.
(b) Gone.
(c) It is not revealed.
(d) Completely unharmed.
3. What does the rabbi say he understands?
(a) The reasons the Germans hate the Jews.
(b) The fact that his life may end soon.
(c) The way of the peaceful warrior.
(d) The danger to the narrator's family.
4. What does Friedrich do to Resch?
(a) Offers his forgiveness.
(b) Slaps him.
(c) Spits in his face.
(d) Kills him.
5. What has Friedrich lost?
(a) His id.
(b) The tag to his clothes.
(c) His bike.
(d) His best agate marble.
Short Answer Questions
1. Over what does Friedrich weep?
2. Who is led out in handcuffs?
3. Of what does Resch boast?
4. What is the town like after the air raid?
5. How does the narrator's family show its continued concern for Friedrich?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Friedrich's family celebrate his Bar Mitzvah?
2. What happens when a Storm Trooper takes over the physical education of the German school boys during his spare time?
3. What happens and what is the significance of it when Friedrich and the narrator are leaving the pool?
4. Why do you think Friedrich would want to go see a movie that espouses hatred toward Jews?
5. What does the narrator do with the mob and why do you think he is capable of those acts when his best friend is Jewish?
6. What happens when Friedrich tries to get into the shelter?
7. What demonstrates the fact that the narrator's family has not completely turned its backs on the Schneiders as so many other non-Jewish Germans have?
8. What is rather ironic in this chapter and why?
9. Despite all that Friedrich has been through, what demonstrates his goodness?
10. How are these chants a perversion of Jewish historical events?
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