2. What does Corrie learn that Willem is doing?
(a) Spying for England
(b) Fighting in the resistence
(c) Finding safe places for Jews to stay
(d) Giving information to the Germans

3. How many foster children does Casper take in?
(a) 10
(b) 1
(c) 5
(d) 2

4. What would Corrie's father argue about with the Jewish businessmen?
(a) Philosophy
(b) Culture
(c) Religion
(d) Politics

5. Casper begins setting his clocks according to what?
(a) A sun dial
(b) The International Date Line
(c) A lunar clock
(d) Big Ben

6. Who advises Corrie about her broken heart?
(a) Her father
(b) Betsie
(c) Willem
(d) Aunt Jans

7. From what disease does Aunt Jans suffer?
(a) Diabetes
(b) A stroke
(c) Blood infection
(d) Cancer

8. What fills the shop on the day that the novel opens?
(a) Food
(b) A gang of youths
(c) Flowers
(d) Troops

9. What does Corrie want to wear for her first day of school?
(a) Tennis shoes
(b) A new dress
(c) A new style of hat
(d) A blue sweater

10. What does the builder think about the place that the Ten Booms had been hiding the valuables?
(a) Not accessible enough
(b) Too obvious
(c) Very secretive
(d) Good for things, but not for people

11. Who dies four weeks after Nollie's wedding?
(a) Mrs. Ten Boom
(b) Betsie
(c) Willem
(d) Mr. Ten Boom

12. Who does Corrie fear for that is arrested?
(a) Her father
(b) Bulldog
(c) Her nephew, Peter
(d) Her sister, Betsie

13. What is breakfast followed by in the Ten Boom household?
(a) Cleaning the house
(b) Going to work
(c) A walk around the town
(d) Bible reading

14. Who lives with Corrie and her parents?
(a) Aunt Jans
(b) Uncle Peter
(c) Uncle Johan
(d) Aunt Gertrude

15. Where do Corrie and her father go to in Amsterdam?
(a) The Naval Observatory
(b) The National Gallery
(c) The Royal Palace
(d) The National Cathedral