3. Who does Misha share his first bit of stolen food in the ghetto with?
(a) The boys.
(b) The orphans.
(c) Uri.
(d) Janina's family.

4. What does Janina leave for Misha in return?
(a) Clothes.
(b) Pickled eggs.
(c) Cake.
(d) Little gifts and trinkets.

5. Who watches the narrator eat his tomato?
(a) A little boy.
(b) A Jackboot.
(c) An old man.
(d) A little girl.

6. What does Uri do with the excess bread when Misha steals five loaves?
(a) He throws them in the trash.
(b) He feeds them to the birds.
(c) He eat them all.
(d) He gives them to the orphanage.

7. What do angels do according to the boys?
(a) Help people in need.
(b) Live in Heaven.
(c) Live in Hell.
(d) Make people's lives worse.

8. Where does Uri take the narrator to sleep?
(a) A grocery store.
(b) A bakery.
(c) An alleyway.
(d) A barbershop.

9. What happens to the boy running by the train?
(a) Someone kicks him.
(b) Someone shoots him dead.
(c) Someone gives him a hug.
(d) Someone steals his lamp.

10. Where does Misha begin sleeping after he faints in front of the Jackboots?
(a) Outside the ghetto.
(b) The orphanage.
(c) With the boys.
(d) The Milgroms.

11. What is the narrator carrying at the beginning of the novel?
(a) A comb.
(b) Butter.
(c) Money.
(d) Bread.

12. What does Uri tell the narrator to do in relation to the Jackboots?
(a) To stay close to them.
(b) To stay away from them.
(c) To steal from them.
(d) To look up to them.

13. What does Janina's uncle call their new home?
(a) A mansion.
(b) A shed.
(c) A pig sty.
(d) A closet.

14. Where are the horses located?
(a) By the orphanage.
(b) In the middle of the city.
(c) By the bakery.
(d) Outside the stable.

15. What does Uri tell Misha he will get him in the morning during his first night in the barbershop?
(a) A cat.
(b) A snack.
(c) A coat.
(d) A mattress.