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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through “Wine Stains: Venice, 1609” – “Saltwater: Tarragona, 1492”.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Hanna describe as the source of the blue pigment in the panels of the Sarajevo Haggadah?
(a) Lapis lazuli.
(b) Indigo.
(c) Vinegar.
(d) Squid ink.

2. Who was the ancient Near-Eastern manuscripts specialist whose report Hanna reads at the archives in “Hanna: Vienna, Spring 1996”?
(a) Joseph Kohen.
(b) Werner Heinrich.
(c) Herman Rothschild.
(d) Yad Vashem.

3. In what year did Pope Sixtus V proclaim a ban on any books by Jews or Saracens that contained anything against the Catholic Church?
(a) 1559.
(b) 1595.
(c) 1589.
(d) 1601.

4. What is the focus of the report by the ancient Near-Eastern manuscripts specialist that Hanna reads at the archives in “Hanna: Vienna, Spring 1996”?
(a) It focuses on the book's binding.
(b) It focuses on the illustrations.
(c) It focuses on the stains in the book.
(d) It focuses on the book's clasps.

5. How long is the report by the ancient Near-Eastern manuscripts specialist that Hanna reads at the archives in “Hanna: Vienna, Spring 1996”?
(a) 10 pages.
(b) 20 pages.
(c) 30 pages.
(d) 5 pages.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Lola pretend to be in order to stay with Serif and Stela?

2. When was Hanna's father born?

3. What genus of butterfly is the wing from the Sarajevo Haggadah said to be in Hanna's narrative?

4. What is the second part of the Talmud called?

5. Who calls Hanna to tell her that the Sarajevo Haggadah has shown up in “Hanna: Sarajevo, Spring 1996”?

(see the answer key)

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