The Hiding Place Ch 13

Front

What was the experience like inside the boxcar according to Corrie's observations?

Back

It was uncomfortable and distressing, with big jugs of water indicating a long journey.

Front

Did the guards find the Bible after searching Corrie three times?

Back

No, the guards did not find the Bible.

Front

What was Betsie's outlook on life during their ordeal?

Back

Betsie always looked on the positive side of things.

Front

What was the primary concern of the prisoners in the boxcar?

Back

Their single obsession was finding something to drink.

Front

How long did the workday last at Ravensbrück?

Back

The workday lasted eleven hours.

Front

What does the presence of big jugs of water in the boxcar signify?

Back

It signifies that the journey would be long and arduous.

Front

How did Corrie and Betsie's faith influence their experiences in captivity?

Back

Their faith provided them with hope and strength to endure their suffering.

Front

What role did the Bible play in Corrie and Betsie's lives during their imprisonment?

Back

The Bible served as a source of comfort and spiritual sustenance.

Front

How did the prisoners cope with the harsh conditions in the boxcar?

Back

They focused on their basic needs and maintained hope.

Front

What can be inferred about the guards' treatment of the prisoners based on the searches?

Back

The guards were thorough and possibly cruel in their treatment of the prisoners.