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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 did the Polish vice president suggest the zoo be used for?
(a) A vegetable garden to feed the locals.
(b) A fur farm.
(c) A new zoo.
(d) An herbal plant company.
2. What animal frequently followed Jan around the zoo on his daily bicycle tours?
(a) An elk.
(b) A camel.
(c) A baby elephant.
(d) A lynx.
3. Who was Danglu Leist?
(a) The German president of Warsaw.
(b) One of Hitler's top officers.
(c) The Polish vice president of Warsaw.
(d) The director of the Berlin Zoo.
4. After Antonina heard that the Polish army was going to surrender, who delivered a message to the contrary?
(a) Jan.
(b) Hitler.
(c) The mayor of Warsaw.
(d) The Polish president.
5. Which of the following was one of Lutz Heck's hobbies?
(a) Gardening.
(b) Fishing.
(c) Big game hunting.
(d) Collecting insects.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where did Ewa Brzuska (Granny) hide Jews who were on their way to other locations?
2. What was the name of the river that bordered the zoo?
3. Who did Antonina supposedly remind Lutz Heck of?
4. What symbol were Jews forced to wear to identify them as Jews?
5. Where in the zoo did the Germans build a weapons storehouse?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was special about the baby elephant Tuzinka?
2. Why were the Warsaw Zoo’s polar bears shot by Polish soldiers?
3. Why was Antonina shocked by what Lutz Heck said about Germany’s chances of the war?
4. Why did the Resistance use cryptonyms?
5. How did Antonina describe her friend Magdalena?
6. How did Dr. Muller help Jan return to Warsaw?
7. Why did the Germans take children with Aryan features to be raised in Germany?
8. What was Lutz Heck’s real plan in taking animals from the Warsaw Zoo?
9. Why did Antonina compare herself to a lioness when she was staying with her sister-in-law?
10. Why did Lutz Heck want to re-create the aurochs?
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