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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many steps are there to Simon Eden, Emanuel Goldman, and David Zemba's plan?
2. What is the first thing Schreiker requires the Jewish Civil Authority to do?
3. In an attempt to neutralize the militant efforts of Andrei, what does Paul Bronski offer Andrei if Andrei will disband his military resistance?
4. Where does Paul Bronski want his estate accounts taken in order to be turned into other currencies and investments?
5. What is Paul's son's name?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Gabriela doing for work by Part 2, Chapter 17?
2. As the preparation for the occupation of Warsaw continues, a truce is to be signed. What have the Germans agreed to exchange? What is discovered later about why the Germans even offered this exchange?
3. Describe what occurs between Wolf and Rachel in Part 2, Chapter 21.
4. How does Deborah view her relationship with Chris?
5. Who in the novel keeps a journal, and why?
6. How is Gabriela Rak initially described to readers?
7. Who is Horst Von Epp, and why is his job ironic?
8. When Paul Bronski meets with Andrei in Part 3, Chapter 3, in an effort to neutralize Andrei's militant efforts, what does Bronski offer? How does Andrei respond?
9. Who is Dr. Franz Koenig, and how does he feel about Dr. Paul Bronski?
10. Who is Rudolph Schreiker, and how can he be described?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Determine who the primary protagonist and antagonist of Mila 18 are, and explain how you reach those conclusions. At what point in the book does it become clear who the protagonist and antagonist are?
Essay Topic 2
Trust is a major theme in Mila 18. Where is it seen, and how does it help drive the plot? Which characters are portrayed as trustworthy, and which are not?
Essay Topic 3
In Part 2, Andrei and Brandel strongly disagree on the best means for Jews to resist the German soldiers. Describe each man's belief in detail. Which man ultimately gives in, and why?
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