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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. When did Gaspard DuFaure find out that Sarah was a Jewish refugee?
(a) Forty years later.
(b) As a child.
(c) Years ago.
(d) As soon as he heard about her.

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

3. When does this person at the nursing home meet Sarah?
(a) In Paris in 1946.
(b) Recently.
(c) Ten years earlier.
(d) As a young boy.

4. How does the letter describe Sarah's feelings about peace?
(a) It is a fleeting sensation.
(b) It doesn't exist.
(c) It has a bitter taste.
(d) It is an illusion.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who are the Starzynskis?

2. What do the DuFaures insist to the police?

3. What hits home for Julia Jaramond when she sees a photo of Sarah?

4. Who does Julia call to see if she can arrange to find Sarah?

5. What does Julia tell Charla?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Julia interaction with Eduard.

2. Describe Julia's trip to Drancy.

3. What are the contents of the letter Gaspard DuFaure gives Julia?

4. Describe Rachel's arrest at the DuFaures'.

5. Describe Sarah's return to her apartment.

6. How does the narrator characterize the interactions between Julia and Bamber during their trip to Vel d'Hiv'.

7. Where doe Julia travel to in the U.S. in her search for Sarah?

8. How does Julia's pregnancy affect her feelings about Sarah's history?

9. What does Eduard send to Julia, and what does she learn from it?

10. What does Franck Lévy show Julia, and what does it make her feel?

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