Cilka's Journey Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the main reason Cilka does not wish to hear women suffering again? (from Chapters 1 – 4)

She witnessed the suffering of her mother at Auschwitz.

She spent two years as a prisoner at Auschwitz.

She is a young, compassionate teenager with a gentle disposition.

She was in charge of women the night before they were sent to death in Auschwitz.

2.

Cilka’s violent reaction to Josie’s grandmother’s death may be an indication of what? (from Chapters 1 – 4)

She and Josie were witness to many needless deaths in the concentrations camps.

She, like Josie, was close to the grandmother.

She has seen many deaths at the concentration camp.

She has seen many people’s dead bodies handled disrespectfully and roughly.

3.

How does Elena show the antithesis of herself? (from Chapters 5 - 12)

She commends Olga for her needlework.

She takes on extra hut duties.

She defends Cilka from comments about her easy life in the hospital.

She apologizes to Josie for pushing her.

4.

Why does Cilka try not to get attached to others? (from Chapters 5 - 12)

Others are unkind to her.

Others are always speculating about her.

Others are always in danger of losing their lives.

Others are jealous of her.

5.

How is the “past never as far away as they’d like” (321)? (from Chapter 30 – Additional Information)

The past is filled with unmemorable events.

What Cilka and Gita were forced to endure will remain forefront in their minds.

Cilka and Gita constantly worry for their safety because of past events.

The past is something to be forgotten.

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