4. How does Anna feel about what happens to her pink rabbit?
(a) Anxious to get back home and get it.
(b) Happy.
(c) Depressed.
(d) Angry.

5. What happens the second time the German children play with Anna and Max?
(a) Their mother is not there.
(b) They ask the two to visit them at home.
(c) Anna accidentally gets her arm cut.
(d) Their mother becomes angry.

6. What does Anna think has happened to her pink rabbit?
(a) It is still waiting for her in the house.
(b) It was burned.
(c) It was given to another child.
(d) Hitler stole it.

7. What does Anna tell herself when she hears her mother talking to her grandmother?
(a) She will try to spend less money.
(b) Her father will find a job.
(c) The world should help the refugees.
(d) She will never think of Germany again.

8. What do the German children's mother tell them?
(a) Not to play with Anna and Max.
(b) To be sure and include other children.
(c) To ask them to visit their home.
(d) To be careful not to hurt Anna.

9. What does Anna's mother order her and Max to do while they are being checked?
(a) Be silent.
(b) Smile at the official.
(c) Go to the restroom.
(d) Ask the inspector a question to distract him.

10. Where is Anna living in Chapter 1?
(a) Switzerland.
(b) Prague.
(c) Berlin.
(d) France.

11. How does Anna feel in Chapter 2 when she can't find her father?
(a) Happy.
(b) Angry.
(c) Upset.
(d) Curious.

12. What does everyone think of Anna's grandmother's dog?
(a) He is funny.
(b) He is dreadful.
(c) He is very smart.
(d) He is well-trained.

13. With whom does Anna become better friends after she starts school?
(a) Bernice.
(b) Chamanea.
(c) Vrenli.
(d) Christine.

14. What does Anna hear her mother talking about with her grandmother?
(a) That her father is out of work.
(b) That her grandmother is returning to Germany.
(c) The horrible things happening to Jewish refugees.
(d) About the lack of money.

15. What does Anna's mother do with the boy from question #58?
(a) Send him to the principal's office.
(b) Slap him.
(c) Take him home to his mother.
(d) Make him sit down and write Anna a letter.