2. At what point does Elli say she is a true concentration camp inmate?
(a) After a month.
(b) When a friend dies.
(c) The first day.
(d) At seven and a half weeks.

3. When a man is shot and left for dead, what does he do before guards finally kill him?
(a) Opens the door.
(b) Shoots a guard.
(c) Hurls himself at an SS guard.
(d) Runs down the tracks.

4. What convinces Elli of her father's death?
(a) Another prisoner's message.
(b) The sunset.
(c) A dream.
(d) A guard.

5. How do the guards carry out an act of decimation?
(a) Prisoners form a line, and every tenth one is shot.
(b) Prisoners work without food or water.
(c) Prisoners are forced awake for days.
(d) Prisoners must choose which one dies.

6. After the train from Muhldorf pulls into a station at noon, what do the planes overhead do?
(a) Drop bombs.
(b) Fly away.
(c) Take pictures.
(d) Fire on the train formation.

7. When the train traveling from the Muhldorf train station stops near a cornfield, what do many prisoners do?
(a) Run for help.
(b) Hide between the stalks.
(c) Eat the corn.
(d) Fight the guards.

8. When Elli arrived at Auschwitz the second time, what are the new barracks like?
(a) They are made of metal.
(b) They are tiers of bunks.
(c) They are cleaner than their previous ones.
(d) They have no blankets.

9. Why does the family wait at their home after the war?
(a) To see if father returns.
(b) To unearth their neighbors' belongings.
(c) To see their friends return.
(d) To find their buried belongings.

10. How does Elli feel about completing a complex part for her work at Augsburg?
(a) She is sad.
(b) She is relieved.
(c) She is exhausted from thinking.
(d) She is toiling against herself.

11. How does Elli feel in her home town after the war?
(a) As if she had never left.
(b) As if she is in danger.
(c) As if she does not belong.
(d) As if she is not a Jew.

12. After Elli's last train ride under the German soldiers' control, who is there when the doors open?
(a) American soldiers.
(b) Local townpeople.
(c) Josef Mengele.
(d) More German soldiers.

13. When women strip for guards, what is the one possession they retain?
(a) Their socks.
(b) Their shoes.
(c) Their underwear.
(d) Their blankets.

14. When an SS guard arrives at Augsburg, how does the women's treatment change?
(a) Their treatment becomes better.
(b) Their treatment does not change.
(c) Their treatment becomes worse.
(d) Their food rations increase, as does their work.

15. What happens to Laura as she struggles because of her partial paralysis?
(a) A guard cruelly twists her arm.
(b) A guard kicks her down.
(c) Laura knocks food over.
(d) Laura falls over.