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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10: “The Crossroads” and Chapter 11: “The Bombing”.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the name of the zoo's beloved elephant that drops dead in Chapter 11: "The Bombing"?
(a) Luka.
(b) Amana.
(c) Sonja.
(d) Ori.
2. Natalia and Zora's skull replicas are taken by customs at the border by what river valley in Chapter 6: "The Fire"?
(a) The Nile River Valley.
(b) The Buzau River Valley.
(c) The Veleka River Valley.
(d) The Grava River Valley.
3. Where does Natalia describe a college student firebombing a zoo concession stand in Chapter 2: "The War"?
(a) Brejevina.
(b) Vojvodja.
(c) Zobov.
(d) Zdrevkov.
4. What is the name of the digger that is described as a welder to Natalia in Chapter 3: "The Diggers"?
(a) Marko.
(b) Dubi.
(c) Branko.
(d) Ori.
5. During wartime, how are the students' classrooms rearranged at Natalia's school in Chapter 2: "The War"?
(a) The older students are moved to the upper floors.
(b) The school rooms are all moved to the roof.
(c) The younger students are moved to the upper floors.
(d) The school rooms are all moved to the basement.
Short Answer Questions
1. What age does Natalia say she was when took a dive off her bicycle and "bawled through half an hour of treatment via rakija-soaked cloth" to her knees, in Chapter 2: "The War"?
2. Where does Fra Antun say the teenage boys were coming home from when they were killed by a land mine in Chapter 5: "The Orphanage"?
3. What kind of hat does Natalia describe Zora wearing as she stood in solidarity with the people guarding the zoo in Chapter 11: "The Bombing"?
4. Where does Fra Antun describe Arlo going camping in the year before the war with several boys in Chapter 10: "The Crossroads"?
5. Natalia's grandfather tells her in Chapter 6: "The Fire," "When men die, they die in fear. They take everything they need from you, and as a doctor it is your job to give it, to comfort them, to hold their hand. But children die how they have been living—in" what?
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