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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 is the family transported away from their neighborhood?
(a) By cart.
(b) By foot.
(c) By train.
(d) By bus.
2. Where do the police believe the boy is?
(a) The country.
(b) A neighbor's house.
(c) The cubby hole.
(d) School.
3. How does the narrator describe the red-haired policeman's demeanor when the girl sees him at Beaune-la-Rolande?
(a) Consoling.
(b) Hostile.
(c) Embarrassed.
(d) Steely.
4. What does the father do when the girl and her mother are leaving?
(a) Fights with the police.
(b) Calls the neighbors for help.
(c) Shoots at the police.
(d) Emerges from hiding.
5. What language are the girl's parent's speaking?
(a) French.
(b) German.
(c) Polish.
(d) English.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the narrator say the girl thinks about at her new location?
2. How many Jews were deported from Vel d'Hiv' in July 1942?
3. What ailments were NOT among the ailments described as afflicting the people at the new location?
4. What are the people ordered to do?
5. What does the neighbor say as the girl and her mother leave?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the larger context for the story, and how does the story clue us in to that larger context?
2. Describe Julia Jaramond's relationship with her husband.
3. What are conditions like at the location where the buses take the girl and her mother?
4. What does Mame Tézac have to do with the events of the Vel d'Hiv' roundup?
5. How does the narrator characterize Julia and Zoe?
6. When and where does "Sarah's Key" take place?
7. What restrictions have the Jews had to obey under the Vichy government?
8. What does the girl do when the girls are separated from their mothers?
9. What lead does Julia get for gathering more information about Vel d'Hiv' during her trip there?
10. What do the girl and her mother take with them when they leave their home?
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