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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. By Chapter 9, how long had it been since the girls had been outside?

2. In what season was Annie’s birthday?

3. What did Opoe bring Miss Kleinhoonte and the girls to eat for dinner?

4. How did Rachel get to Usselo to get her sisters?

5. What was the name of the girl that Dientje and Annie went to see at a farmer’s place?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happened in Arnhem?

2. What happened when Annie was in the bomb shelter with Dientje and Opoe?

3. Where was Johan going to hide?

4. Why did Annie get mad at Rachel when she visited?

5. Why did Dientje have to have her niece visit?

6. What happened to Mimi and the other Jews who were staying with a farmer?

7. What did Sini and Annie do for St. Nicholas Day?

8. What news did Miss Kleinhoonte bring the girls when she visited in Chapter 8?

9. Who was Miss Kleinhoonte?

10. What presents did Annie get for her eleventh birthday?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

At first, Annie thought it would be an adventure to stay in the Hanninks underground shelter. Why did Annie find the idea exciting before she stayed there? How did she feel as they went into the shelter? Did staying there seem adventurous? Why not?

Essay Topic 2

Both Uncle Phil and Rachel refused to go into hiding because of dietary laws. What dietary laws kept them from going into hiding? Was Uncle Phil resisting going into hiding for himself or someone else? Did he seem to think that eating kosher was more important than life? Was Rachel resisting going into hiding for herself or someone else? Why did she seem to think it important that her mother have kosher food?

Essay Topic 3

In Chapter 11, Johan went into hiding. Why didn’t Johan just stay hidden in his home? What was he trying to avoid by hiding? How did he find a safe place to hide?

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