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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through “Hanna: Sarajevo, Spring 1996” – “Hanna: Arnhem Land, Gunumeleng, 2002”.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. To whom at the Holocaust Museum does Lola describe writing a letter to say how she had been saved from the war in “Lola: Jerusalem, 2002”?
(a) Yad Vashem.
(b) David Ben Shoushan.
(c) Hamish Sajjan.
(d) Amitai Yomtov.

3. What does the abbreviation K.u.K. stand for in “Hanna: Vienna, Spring 1996”?
(a) Kristler and Kurriour.
(b) Kaiserlich and Koniglich.
(c) Kreistler and Kensington.
(d) Kristoff and Kreitzer.

4. In what language does Serif speak to Stela in “An Insect’s Wing: Sarajevo, 1940"?
(a) Hebrew.
(b) Albanian.
(c) French.
(d) Italian.

5. What is the Christian name that Reuben takes when he converts to Christianity?
(a) Arthur Frisole.
(b) Renato del Salvador.
(c) Jim Bardayal.
(d) Joseph Anderson.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does the rabbi explain the principle use of kosher salt to Hanna in "Hanna: London, Spring 1996"?

2. When Hanna finally gets to see the book for the first time in “Hanna: Sarajevo, Spring 1996,” she says that "No conservator had handled this manuscript for" how long?

3. Who has a plaque in the museum for having saved Jews, including Lola?

4. What is the name of David Ben Shoushan's wife?

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

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