2. What did Riva's mother do for a living?
(a) She had run a food stand.
(b) She had run a taxi company.
(c) She had run a cleaning service.
(d) She had run a tailor factory.

3. Who joined the new organization?
(a) Riva.
(b) Riva's brothers.
(c) Mr. Yemush.
(d) Mrs. Gruber and Harry.

4. How old was Riva in her recollection?
(a) 13.
(b) 14.
(c) 15.
(d) 19.

5. Where did Riva spend her childhood?
(a) Lodz.
(b) Lublin.
(c) Krakow.
(d) Warsaw.

6. What were the Jews forced to wear in 1940?
(a) A yellow star.
(b) A green rectangle.
(c) A red circle.
(d) A blue hat.

7. What were the people of the ghetto encouraged to do?
(a) Join the army.
(b) Try to escape.
(c) Stay inside the ghetto.
(d) Accept relocation.

8. What school did Riva and her siblings attend?
(a) Public Schools.
(b) They didn't go to school.
(c) Private schools.
(d) They had been home schooled.

9. What language did the landlady speak besides Polish?
(a) Yiddish.
(b) English.
(c) French.
(d) German.

10. How many siblings was Riva living with in the ghetto?
(a) 6 siblings.
(b) 2 siblings.
(c) 3 siblings.
(d) 5 siblings.

11. Who brought Riva to the doctor after she fell ill?
(a) Meibele.
(b) Saba.
(c) Moishe.
(d) Mrs. Gruber.

12. What did the Child Welfare Department worker tell Riva?
(a) That they could not live alone.
(b) That she could apply for financial aid.
(c) That they had to take her away.
(d) That she had to get a job.

13. What was Riva's family's landlady's grandson accused of being?
(a) A Catholic.
(b) A Communist.
(c) A spy.
(d) A Jew.

14. How old was Riva's cousin when they lived in Poland?
(a) 16 years old.
(b) 13 years old.
(c) 15 years old.
(d) 14 years old.

15. In what year does Chapter 6 begin?
(a) September 1942.
(b) September 1941.
(c) September 1943.
(d) September 1940.