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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 12.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Lieutenant Kotler is said to wear a great deal of what in Chapter Seven: "How Mother Took Credit for Something that She Hadn't Done"?
(a) Purple medals.
(b) Silver jewelry.
(c) Sunscreen.
(d) Cologne.
2. What two words comprised the common Nazi salute during the Third Reich?
(a) “Heil Hitler.”
(b) “Hich Nazi.”
(c) “Nazi Furor.”
(d) “Semper fidelis.”
3. The narrator says in Chapter Seven: "How Mother Took Credit for Something that She Hadn't Done,” that “Bruno had only known one person whom he considered to be mad and that was” whom?
(a) Herr Liszt.
(b) Herr Rothbaum.
(c) Herr Walker.
(d) Herr Roller.
4. By what name does Gretel call Lieutenant Kotler in Chapter Seven: "How Mother Took Credit for Something that She Hadn't Done"?
(a) Kurt.
(b) Daniel.
(c) Karl.
(d) Lars.
5. Shmuel tells Bruno in Chapter Twelve: "Shmuel Thinks of an Answer to Bruno's Question" that after his family was forced to move from their home, they were relocated with another family. How many people does Shmuel say lived in one room at this location?
(a) 11.
(b) 5.
(c) 8.
(d) 16.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are the names of Gretel’s friends that she says she misses back in Berlin in Chapter Three: "The Hopeless Case"?
2. Gretel is how many years older than Bruno in the novel?
3. Lieutenant Kotler tells Bruno in Chapter Seven: "How Mother Took Credit for Something that She Hadn't Done" that the only spare tire he’s seen around recently belongs to whom?
4. What Italian explorer and cartographer, who first demonstrated that Brazil and the West Indies did not represent Asia's eastern outskirts, does Bruno describe learning about in Chapter Nine: "Bruno Remembers that He Used to Enjoy Exploration"?
5. Why can Gretel not see “the children” from her own bedroom window in Chapter Three: "The Hopeless Case"?
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