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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. Why does David want to see France?
(a) The man was from France.
(b) Johannes was from France.
(c) Edith was from France.
(d) Sophie was from France.

2. What does King do?
(a) Whimpers as David is shot.
(b) Bites David as he tries to run.
(c) Runs with David toward the fields.
(d) Draws attention to himself, allowing David to run.

3. What does David see in a newspaper?
(a) A letter to him from the man.
(b) A letter to him from Carlo.
(c) A letter to him from Maria.
(d) A letter to him from the parents.

4. What do the parents note about David's speech?
(a) It is highly damaged.
(b) It is too sophisticated for a child.
(c) It is childish.
(d) It is incorrect.

5. How does David earn money in these places?
(a) He delivers drinks.
(b) He translates.
(c) He delivers food.
(d) He drive people places.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does David do to the Swiss man that he has never done before?

2. What does David start to believe he is?

3. Who does David credit for his escape?

4. What does David avoid entering Germany?

5. What does Giovanni respect David for?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain David's conversation with God when he realizes the farmer has bolted the door, and his resulting revelation.

2. Explain why David is disheartened in this chapter.

3. Why does Giovanni respect David?

4. How does David cross into Denmark?

5. Explain David's opinion about ruling over others.

6. Explain the newspaper letter David reads, and why it is important to him.

7. Why does David now believe the man kept him in the concentration camp, only to take care of him and eventually let him go?

8. Explain how being kept a slave on the farm is beneficial to David.

9. How does David locate Edith, and what happens when he arrives?

10. Describe the frontier post, and how David managed to avoid it.

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