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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. What is Lale's relationship with the Romany men?
(a) He does not connect very well with them.
(b) He is very close to them.
(c) He admires their way with women.
(d) He works with them every day.

2. Who is Lale warned to beware of?
(a) The Russian security guard at the fence.
(b) The grandmas in the cafe.
(c) The attractive, gay officer.
(d) The young boys wandering the streets.

3. What animal does Baretski think Lale may be like?
(a) A cat.
(b) A dog.
(c) A horse.
(d) An elephant.

4. Where is the Saurer-Werke camp located?
(a) In Vienna, Austria.
(b) In Krakow, Poland.
(c) In Budapest, Hungary.
(d) In Hamburg, Germany.

5. What falls on Lale as he tattoos new arrivals the morning after the Romany's are rounded up?
(a) Ash.
(b) Snow.
(c) Flower petals.
(d) Raindrops.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do the two men who ask Lale to procure food for them give him in return?

2. How does Gita tell Lale that he can honor his Romany family?

3. Why does Nayda tell Lale she cannot stay?

4. What is Lale not able to admit when he is transferred to Saurer-Werke?

5. What woman does Baretski say saved Lale?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Lale find astounding about the one girl other than Cilka who has been allowed to keep her hair?

2. Discuss the job Lale does for the Russian soldiers when they take him to the chalet.

3. What does Lale say about Gita's faith?

4. Why is there more unrest in the camps as more people come in?

5. How do the prisoners respond when the U.S. Air Force jet flies over the camp?

6. What is Lale's job before he volunteers to go to the Germans to protect his family?

7. What happens to Leon?

8. What does Lale do for Mendel Bauer?

9. How do Dana and the four other girls avoid detection by the Germans?

10. How does the explosion at the crematorium happen?

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