Lovely Green Eyes: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Beautiful's allusion to having been at the brothel for almost 43 days suggest? (from Part 4 Chapter 11)

She will soon die, like her family members have done.

She is superstitious and thinks that 43 days somewhere has a special meaning.

Something good will soon happen, as 43 is her lucky number.

She is keeping close track of everything that happens to her.

2.

What is the purpose of focusing on Skinny's experiences in the Girl Guides? (from Part 2 Chapter 8)

It humanizes Skinny and reminds the reader she is a person.

It shows how similar Skinny's upbringing was to that of the German girls in the youth organizations.

It provides relief from the tension of the situation with Obersturmfuhrer Sarazin.

It provides some historical background to the experiences of Jewish children before the War.

3.

Why does the author not provide a translation for the term 'shoah'? (from Part 3 Chapter 9)

He doesn't know the translation.

He doesn't want the reader to understand it.

It is a word that is universally known in all languages.

It is a bigger concept than a translation could convey.

4.

Why is Skinny concerned about talking in her sleep? (from Part 1 Chapter 1)

She might wake up the soldiers and make them angry.

She might give away that she is Jewish.

She doesn't want to keep Estelle awake.

She doesn't want people to think she is strange.

5.

Why does Ervin Adler think the narrator is "out of [his] mind" (247) for falling in love? (from Part 4 Chapter 15)

He thinks that they are all too young for such things and should just focus on having fun.

He is still consumed by the war and cannot conceive of such normality.

He is jealous and wants that kind of life for himself.

He thinks that love is pointless and will only lead to misery.

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