|
| Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the name of the girl Danielschik marries?
(a) Gooda.
(b) Osna.
(c) Hodl.
(d) Hilde.
2. Where is Moyshe-Nachman from?
(a) Konnele.
(b) Kaminka.
(c) Purishkevitch.
(d) Yehupetz.
3. In The Automatic Exemption, what place is the tall bearded Jew originally from?
(a) Mezritch.
(b) Vorotolivke.
(c) Agvrik.
(d) Mazapevke.
4. How does Aharon's wife react when her son leaves school?
(a) She supports him and agrees with him.
(b) She is furious and disowns him.
(c) She is indifferent and doesn't react either way.
(d) She is heartbroken and becomes sick.
5. Where does Berko go after the train stops?
(a) He travels up the line.
(b) He spends the holiday with friends in Heysen.
(c) He is taken to jail for starting the locamotive.
(d) He returns home.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does the Priest go after the train stopped?
2. How do most people prepare for the pogrom?
3. How did Etke die?
4. Which is NOT one of professions that Danielschik attempts to apprentice for?
5. How many partners does the Man from Buenos Aires have?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Moshke's neighbors respond when his store burns down a second time?
2. What reasons does Moshke give for needing money?
3. What does the 60-year-old man do to giveaway his skill at cards?
4. Describe the appearance of Yoyl Tashker.
5. How does the narrator of High School describe his wife?
6. Why does the locomotive arrive with no train attached to it in The Wedding That Came Without Its Band?
7. How does Moshke like to celebrate?
8. What does the term "meeting the train" mean?
9. How does Moyshe-Nachman regard the affair of the arrest of his brother-in-law?
10. In The Automatic Exemption, when the father visits lawyers in Yehupetz and explains his predicament to them, why are they unable to give him advice?
|
This section contains 678 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) |
|



