2. What does the narrator say the girl thinks about at her new location?
(a) When she will eat.
(b) Why she has to wear a yellow star.
(c) How her brother will escape from the cubby.
(d) Where her friends are.

3. How did the police react when the mother objected to going?
(a) They gave her more time.
(b) They pushed her along.
(c) They beat her.
(d) They let her stay.

4. What does Bertrand tell Julia when she becomes upset about his mother's apartment?
(a) That he knows about the cubby-hole.
(b) To calm down.
(c) That she is imagining things.
(d) That it had been completely gutted.

5. Where is "Sarah's Key" set?
(a) Prague and Paris.
(b) Paris.
(c) London.
(d) Orleans.

6. What does the girl think this predicament has to do with?
(a) Their religion.
(b) The economy.
(c) The yellow stars on their clothes.
(d) The Germans.

7. How does the girl spend her time at the new location?
(a) Attempting to escape.
(b) Making friends.
(c) Looking for food.
(d) With her head between her knees.

8. When does the girl think she will see the boy again?
(a) Within a few days.
(b) That night.
(c) At the end of the war.
(d) Never.

9. What does Julia know instinctively about Mame Tézac's apartment?
(a) It had belonged to Jews.
(b) It was going to be very expensive to restore.
(c) It was where her aunt had locked away her brother.
(d) It was haunted.

10. How old is the girl?
(a) Ten.
(b) Four.
(c) Fourteen.
(d) Seven.

11. What kind of food and drink did the girl and her mother find at their new location?
(a) Plentiful.
(b) Sufficient.
(c) Sporadic.
(d) Rotten.

12. What is Mame Tézac suffering?
(a) Depression.
(b) Parkinson's.
(c) Multiple sclerosis.
(d) Alzheimer's.

13. How does the girl change at Beaune-la-Rolande?
(a) She becomes fierce.
(b) She becomes placid.
(c) She hardens.
(d) She gets sick and becomes weak.

14. Where do the girl and Rachel go from Beaune-la-Rolande?
(a) A swamp.
(b) The city.
(c) The woods.
(d) A farmhouse.

15. How do the girl's parents react when they hear about the boy?
(a) They are relieved.
(b) They both pass out.
(c) They start a fight, and are beaten.
(d) They are horrified.