The Devil's Arithmetic Final Test

Front

What happens to Tzipporah the morning after Hannah tries to brush the fly away?

Back

Tzipporah died in her sleep.

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What does the throwing of Fayge's grandmother's suitcases and clothes outside the train imply?

Back

Her Grandmother and other villagers have been killed or are unable to use them.

Front

What does 'The Devil's Arithmetic' refer to in the context of the story?

Back

It refers to the adding and subtracting of the processed and those that are left; one more day alive.

Front

What does Rifka mean when she says she 'organized' shoes and sweaters?

Back

She stole them.

Front

What point of view is 'The Devil's Arithmetic' written in?

Back

Third person.

Front

Define 'The Devil's Arithmetic' in the context of the story.

Back

It symbolizes the harsh realities of survival and loss during the Holocaust.

Front

What is the significance of the character Hannah in 'The Devil's Arithmetic'?

Back

Hannah represents the connection between past and present, and her journey highlights the importance of remembering history.

Front

Explain the role of memory in 'The Devil's Arithmetic'.

Back

Memory serves as a crucial theme, emphasizing the importance of remembering the past to honor those who suffered.

Front

What does the character Gitl represent in the story?

Back

Gitl represents resilience and the strength of family bonds during times of hardship.

Front

What is the main conflict in 'The Devil's Arithmetic'?

Back

The main conflict revolves around the struggle for survival and the fight against oppression during the Holocaust.