Devil's Arithmetic Final Test

Front

What does the officer tell the newcomers they must do to survive?

Back

The Officer tells them they must work or they will die.

Front

Who expresses fatigue about remembering the past?

Back

Hannah.

Front

How does Fayge feel about Hannah (Chaya) her soon-to-be-niece?

Back

They get along very well.

Front

What sacrifice does Chaya make to save Rivka?

Back

Chaya puts on Rivka's bandana and walks to her death.

Front

Why did Hannah write on herself when she was younger?

Back

She doesn't understand what it means and does it for attention.

Front

What is the significance of the officer's message to the newcomers?

Back

It highlights the harsh realities of survival in the camp.

Front

How does Hannah's character develop throughout the story?

Back

Hannah evolves from a girl indifferent to her heritage to someone who understands its importance.

Front

What role does memory play in 'The Devil's Arithmetic'?

Back

Memory serves as a connection to the past and a means of honoring those who suffered.

Front

What does the act of remembering symbolize in the story?

Back

It symbolizes the importance of heritage and the lessons learned from history.

Front

How does the relationship between Chaya and Rivka illustrate themes of sacrifice?

Back

Chaya's willingness to sacrifice herself for Rivka shows deep bonds of friendship and love.