2. What does Bamber notice about Julia?
(a) That something is wrong.
(b) That she looks faint.
(c) That she seems to be ill.
(d) That she hasn't been touched by the site at all.

3. How does Mrs. DuFaure distract the policemen who are searching the basement?
(a) She offers food and drink.
(b) She falls and claims to have injured her ankle.
(c) She chats them up.
(d) She weeps and makes a scene.

4. Who shows up at the nursing home when Julia was scheduled to visit?
(a) The DuFaures.
(b) Bamber.
(c) Arthur Tézac.
(d) Eduard.

5. What does Julia consent to?
(a) Give up looking for Sarah.
(b) Not to publish her information about Sarah.
(c) Have an abortion.
(d) Meet with Sarah.

6. Who does Julia Jaramond tell Franck Lévy's information to?
(a) Bertrand.
(b) Bamber.
(c) Zoe.
(d) Guillaume.

7. Where does Julia travel to, in her search for Sarah?
(a) Jerusalem.
(b) New York.
(c) London.
(d) Beirut.

8. Who does Mara Rainsferd give Julia contact info for?
(a) Sarah's closest friend.
(b) Sarah's daughter.
(c) Sarah's rabbi.
(d) Sarah's son.

9. What does the narrator say about the awareness of the history Julia goes looking for?
(a) Times have changed too much for it to be important any longer.
(b) People who know it don't talk about it.
(c) There are other places for remembering that history.
(d) No one remembers it any more.

10. What is Julia looking forward to doing?
(a) Leaving Paris.
(b) Divorcing Bertrand.
(c) Being free of the baby.
(d) Reuniting with Bertrand.

11. What do the DuFaures insist to the police?
(a) That Rachel hadn't done anything wrong.
(b) That Jews deserved doctors as well as everyone else.
(c) That Rachel needed medical attention.
(d) That they were not hiding Rachel.

12. Who calls Julia to say that Mr. DuFaure would like to meet with her?
(a) Nathalie DuFaure.
(b) Bertrand.
(c) Bamber.
(d) Eduard.

13. Gaspard gives Julia a letter--who was it written to?
(a) Gaspard.
(b) Geneviève.
(c) Jules.
(d) Alain.

14. What do Julia and Guillaume find at their destination?
(a) Ruins of the former camp.
(b) A memorial for deported Jews.
(c) A national park at the camp.
(d) The camp is now low-income housing.

15. What does Franck Lévy tell Julia Jaramond about the family at 26 rue de Saintonge in July 1942?
(a) That his memory is bad.
(b) That he does not know who was there.
(c) That his information is not for publication.
(d) That he is still haunted by the people's cries.