3. Who is Riva talking to at the start of Chapter 1?
(a) Her daughter Sophia.
(b) Her son Joseph.
(c) Her son Yumlek.
(d) Her daughter Nancy.

4. What made Nancy sad?
(a) She did not have a brother.
(b) She did not have friends.
(c) She did not have grandparents.
(d) She did not have a dad.

5. What job did Riva take in order to stay at home with her brother?
(a) Teaching.
(b) Writing letters to soldiers.
(c) Braiding rugs.
(d) Sewing uniforms.

6. What was the name of the grandson of Riva's family's landlady?
(a) Paul.
(b) Harry.
(c) John.
(d) Henry.

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

8. What separated Riva and her cousin?
(a) An attack by Germans on Jews.
(b) A column of German soldiers headed for the front.
(c) A bomb run by the Soviets.
(d) A fire in one of the houses.

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

10. What did Riva agree on in order to adopt her brothers?
(a) To give up any privilege of being a child.
(b) To work for the Child Welfare Department.
(c) To get a job.
(d) To work from home only.

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

12. 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.

13. What did Riva say to Nancy to reassure her?
(a) That all the Nazis are dead.
(b) That the massacre could never happen again.
(c) That she would keep the light on.
(d) That she is too young to worry about it.

14. How many children did Riva's mother have?
(a) 7.
(b) 9.
(c) 5.
(d) 6.

15. What did the propaganda tell the inhabitants of the ghetto?
(a) That they could have access to public gardens.
(b) That those who leave will have hospital access.
(c) That they could create their own country.
(d) That they would be safe from the Soviets.