Prisoner B-3087 Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What about the future do Yanek and Fred discuss while together at Auschwitz? (from Chapters 19 - 22)

Their plans to emigrate to America.

The food they will have when they are finally liberated.

The brutality of the guards in the camp.

The old teacher they had both had when they were schoolchildren.

2.

Who is the man sorting the prisoners into two lines at Auschwitz? (from Chapters 19 - 22)

Amon Goethe, the commandant from Plaszów camp.

Moonface, the brutal kapo guard.

Herr Josef Mengele, the infamous Nazi doctor.

Frau Koch, the wife of a Nazi commandant.

3.

What advice does Uncle Moshe give Yanek in the Plaszów camp? (from Chapters 9 - 12)

To ration is food each night so that he would have something to eat in the morning.

To work hard and stand out in order to gain the good favor of the Nazis.

To find a trustworthy friend and plot an escape under cover of night.

To never give a Nazi a reason to identify him personally and to survive at all costs.

4.

How did the prisoners in Birkenau pass messages to one another? (from Chapters 16 - 18)

Through the prisoners guarding the latrines during the day.

With morsels of bread using a secret code system.

On the bottoms of shoes passed down the barracks at night.

With scraps of cloth tied to posts throughout the camp.

5.

What do the prisoners think is the real reason the Nazis chose to move them from Auschwitz to Sachsenhausen camp? (from Chapters 19 - 22)

The Allied forces were coming closer and closer reaching Auschwitz.

The Nazi elite had specifically requested that their group be moved closer to Berlin.

The Germans were running out of staff to guard the prisons and needed to consolidate.

The barracks were needed for other trainloads of prisoners being brought in.

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