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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How old is the girl?
(a) Seven.
(b) Ten.
(c) Fourteen.
(d) Four.
2. What does the girl say is clear from the Doctor's demeanor when he comes to treat Rachel?
(a) He will report them as Jews.
(b) He would not betray the girls' location.
(c) He would not take care of a refugee.
(d) He was helping as many people as he could.
3. What is stamped on the family's identity cards?
(a) Foreigner.
(b) French.
(c) Exile.
(d) Jew.
4. Who do the girl and her mother see in the street?
(a) Other Jews.
(b) Other professor's families.
(c) Other immigrants.
(d) Other political refugees.
5. What does the narrator say the girl thinks about at her new location?
(a) How her brother will escape from the cubby.
(b) Why she has to wear a yellow star.
(c) Where her friends are.
(d) When she will eat.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is at the door when there is a knock?
2. What does the waiter at the café tell Julia and Bamber about?
3. What does the girl think this predicament has to do with?
4. What is Bertrand's reaction when Julia tells him about her pregnancy?
5. What kind of food and drink did the girl and her mother find at their new location?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do the yellow stars signify?
2. What does Mame Tézac have to do with the events of the Vel d'Hiv' roundup?
3. How are the girl and her mother treated as they leave the apartment building?
4. Where are the girl and her parents sent to, before their final destination?
5. What does pregnancy mean for Julia?
6. What kind of writing does Julia do?
7. How does the narrator describe the site of Vel d'Hiv'?
8. What do the girl and her mother take with them when they leave their home?
9. When and where does "Sarah's Key" take place?
10. Describe Julia Jaramond's relationship with her husband.
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