2. What did the men Riva overheard talk about?
(a) How to keep their families safe.
(b) The price of food.
(c) The war and the world situation.
(d) How to escape to England.

3. What was Riva's mother's marital status?
(a) Widowed.
(b) Single.
(c) Married.
(d) Divorced.

4. What was Riva's job in the ghetto?
(a) Making ammunition.
(b) Making steel pots.
(c) Sewing flags.
(d) Sewing German uniforms.

5. What was Riva dreading, according to Chapter 1?
(a) Looking people in the eye.
(b) Going to sleep.
(c) Taking the car.
(d) Going outside.

6. Riva's conversation with her daughter, stirred memories for Riva about what year?
(a) 1941.
(b) 1939.
(c) 1940.
(d) 1938.

7. What did Riva's siblings trade for bread on the black market?
(a) An orange.
(b) A tangerine.
(c) A banana.
(d) An apple.

8. What was the name of the young man that came to Riva's house in search of his family?
(a) Yahim.
(b) Henry.
(c) Yulek.
(d) Shmulek.

9. How many were released by mistake from the prison camp?
(a) 5.
(b) 12.
(c) 9.
(d) 6.

10. Who was Riva's family's landlady?
(a) Mrs. Ham.
(b) Mrs. Henrich.
(c) Mrs. Gruber.
(d) Mrs. Meister.

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

12. Where did Riva's family hide the youngest brother when the Germans came to their apartment?
(a) In the pantry.
(b) In the attic.
(c) In the basement.
(d) In the cellar.

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

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

15. What did the marchers described in Chapter 5 demand of the leaders of the ghetto?
(a) Wood and clothes.
(b) Running water and food.
(c) Better hygiene.
(d) Food and work.