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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. With whom does Corrie live?
(a) Her husband and daughter
(b) Her husband and son
(c) Her father and sister
(d) Her father and mother

2. Who does Karel bring to the Beje?
(a) His fiancé
(b) A Nazi soldier
(c) His son
(d) His mother

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

4. By what name do the men in the underground go?
(a) Mr. Smit
(b) Mr. Vander Meer
(c) Mr. Jens
(d) Mr. Holland

5. Corrie's family runs what kind of shop?
(a) A watch shop
(b) A bakery
(c) A butcher shop
(d) A radio repair shop

Short Answer Questions

1. Who introduces Corrie to the underground?

2. From what does Corrie's sister Betsie suffer?

3. The code for telephone conversations is about what?

4. Who establishes the Ten Boom's habit of helping people in need?

5. When does Chapter 4 begin?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Corrie go to Amsterdam as a youth? With whom does she go? What does she experience on these trips?

2. How do the Ten Booms react to the requests to take in Jews? How does this intersect with their faith in God?

3. With whom does Willem arrive? What has happened to this individual? How do people interpret this?

4. What becomes a crime in Holland? How does Peter get into trouble? What happens to him?

5. Who is Mrs. DeBoer? What happens at her home?

6. What is Corrie's childhood like? With whom does she live?

7. What does the family stay up late to listen to? What happens that night?

8. Where does Corrie live? With whom does she live?

9. What gift do the townspeople give to Casper? How does the growing technology affect the watch shop?

10. What medical problem does Aunt Jans have? What does Corrie learn to do for her? What happens in January in regards to Aunt Jans?

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