5. Why was Jo able to go to the widow's house?
(a) His grandfather sent him up on an errand.
(b) He played hooky from school.
(c) His mother gave him the afternoon off.
(d) Hubert came along and watched the sheep for him.

6. How often did Jo get to see the children in the barn?
(a) Once a week
(b) Daily
(c) He wasn't allowed to see them.
(d) Twice a month

7. In the celebration of the capture, what was suddenly forgotten?
(a) Dinner
(b) The children's bedtime
(c) School
(d) The war

8. What does the widow know about Jo's father?
(a) She knows he is a prisoner-of-war.
(b) She knows he is dead.
(c) She knows that he is a vegetarian.
(d) She knows that he is coming home soon.

9. What were the Germans in the village like?
(a) They were easily walked over.
(b) Unobtrusive
(c) They were sadistic.
(d) They were tyrants.

10. How does Jo get the Corporal to stop helping him?
(a) He tells the Corporal he hates him.
(b) He runs away.
(c) He says he won't get paid.
(d) He yells at the man then stomps off.

11. How did they know the rescue was successful?
(a) They heard a shot then watched a triumphant procession as they returned.
(b) It wasn't successful. They came home silent and depressed.
(c) It was printed in the newspaper.
(d) Grandpere brought the sheep home.

12. What was the man hiding in the barn?
(a) Jewish children
(b) Secret documents
(c) Gold
(d) Jewels

13. What impressed the widow about the boy?
(a) His honesty
(b) His grasp of language
(c) His strength
(d) His cleanliness

14. What did the man agree to do?
(a) Leave the area
(b) Help Jo get a job
(c) Help the cub live
(d) Drive the boy back to the village

15. Who did Jo find at the widow's house when he went to warn her about the home inspections?
(a) Laurent
(b) Hubert
(c) Rouf
(d) Grandpere