2. Why does Lieutenant Rehms want to know more about Corrie's faith?
(a) He wants to trick Corrie into trusting him
(b) He wants to share what Corrie has told him with his mother
(c) He wants to make fun of Corrie's religion
(d) He hopes to escape the darkness that surrounds his life

3. Who tells Corrie how to get into the hospital to see Betsie?
(a) Mien
(b) Rebecca
(c) Girta
(d) Anna

4. Corrie feels guilty because she thinks that she is what?
(a) Happy
(b) Young
(c) Selfish
(d) Healthy

5. What does Corrie create on her cell wall?
(a) A painting
(b) A Bible translation
(c) Cut-outs of home
(d) A calendar system

6. Who prays for Rehms before the family leaves?
(a) Willem
(b) Betsie
(c) Nollie
(d) Corrie

7. Why is there little supervision in the barracks?
(a) The guards trust the women
(b) There are too few guards at the camp
(c) Because of the fleas
(d) Because the guards think the women might attack them

8. What temperature does Betsie's fever reach before she is admitted to the infirmary?
(a) 104
(b) 109
(c) 99
(d) 101

9. What do the women find the straw beds full of?
(a) Lice
(b) Fleas
(c) Beetles
(d) Ants

10. What does Betsie want to do after leaving the camp?
(a) Get married and have children
(b) Move back to the Beje and reopen the radio shop
(c) Go to seminary and preach God's word
(d) Open a rehabilitation home for survivors of the concentration camps

11. What item do the sisters save when they distribute the rest of their material goods?
(a) Their mother's wedding ring
(b) Their father's will
(c) A deck of cards
(d) The Bible

12. How many other women are in Corrie's cell?
(a) 8
(b) 4
(c) 5
(d) 2

13. One night at the Beje, what does a strange man start to do?
(a) Wash the windows
(b) Steal watches
(c) Break into the hidden room
(d) Take out the trash

14. What has to be burned with Betsie in order to prevent spreading the disease?
(a) A blue sweater
(b) A letter from Nollie
(c) Casper's will
(d) The Bible

15. How long is Corrie in prison before her hearing?
(a) One year
(b) Ten days
(c) Two weeks
(d) Three months