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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 12.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Whom does Bruno recall his mother having said they “never should have let come to dinner” in his memory of leaving their home in Berlin in Chapter Five: "Out of Bounds at All Times and No Exceptions"?
(a) “The Fury.”
(b) “Grandfather.”
(c) “The President.”
(d) “Grandmother.”
2. The oak tree that Bruno finds and decides to put a tire swing in is so old that he imagines it must have been planted when, according to the narrator in Chapter Seven: "How Mother Took Credit for Something that She Hadn't Done"?
(a) The Middle Ages.
(b) During the Inquisition.
(c) Before Biblical days.
(d) Before this century.
3. What is the name of the boy who frequently hit Shmuel when his family was relocated to the ghetto in Chapter Twelve: "Shmuel Thinks of an Answer to Bruno's Question"?
(a) Luka.
(b) Lars.
(c) Daniel.
(d) Karl.
4. What does Shmuel say his brother’s name is in Chapter Twelve: "Shmuel Thinks of an Answer to Bruno's Question"?
(a) Ralf.
(b) Josef.
(c) Karl.
(d) Lars.
5. What was Shmuel’s father’s profession prior to coming to Out-With?
(a) He was a butcher.
(b) He was a bank teller.
(c) He was a watchmaker.
(d) He was a rabbi.
Short Answer Questions
1. On what date does Bruno say he was born in Chapter Nine: "Bruno Remembers that He Used to Enjoy Exploration"?
2. Pavel is said to have what nightly duties within Bruno’s family’s home in Chapter Seven: "How Mother Took Credit for Something that She Hadn't Done"?
3. What does Bruno question about the striped-pajama people on the other side of the fence in Chapter Nine: "Bruno Remembers that He Used to Enjoy Exploration"?
4. What are the names of Gretel’s friends that she says she misses back in Berlin in Chapter Three: "The Hopeless Case"?
5. Why can Gretel not see “the children” from her own bedroom window in Chapter Three: "The Hopeless Case"?
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