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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through “An Insect’s Wing: Sarajevo, 1940” (continued) – “Hanna: Vienna, Spring 1996”.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What word from “Hanna: Vienna, Spring 1996” means having or showing great knowledge or learning?
(a) Elusive.
(b) Erudite.
(c) Inarticulate.
(d) Vehement.

2. Where was the Sarajevo Haggadah created?
(a) Spain.
(b) Vienna.
(c) France.
(d) Venice.

3. The word "haggadah" is from the Hebrew root word "hgd" which means what?
(a) To worship.
(b) To love.
(c) To listen.
(d) To tell.

4. What does Hanna describe the parchments of the Sarajevo Haggadah having been made of in her assessment of them?
(a) Goatskin from northern Africa.
(b) An Italian type of ancient cow.
(c) A Spanish mountain sheep.
(d) A Spanish goat.

5. What does Lola pretend to be in order to stay with Serif and Stela?
(a) Serif's niece.
(b) Stela's sister.
(c) Stela's cousin.
(d) A maid.

Short Answer Questions

1. When was the Sarajevo Haggadah last bound, according to the narrator in “Hanna: Sarajevo, Spring 1996”?

2. In what subject did Hanna earn her master's degree?

3. Who was the ancient Near-Eastern manuscripts specialist whose report Hanna reads at the archives in “Hanna: Vienna, Spring 1996”?

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”?

5. What makes the Sarajevo Haggadah so rare and unusual?

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