A Night Divided Ch. 16-20

Front

What causes Fritz to change his mind about digging the tunnel?

Back

Fritz changes his mind about digging the tunnel after he hears Herr Krause crying.

Front

What are the problems Gerta faces when building a tunnel?

Back

Gerta faces several problems: she might get discovered, it will be hard to walk around all dirty, and she doesn't know how to build it.

Front

Why is it important for Fritz and Gerta to hide their presence in the building?

Back

It is important for Fritz and Gerta to make it look like they were never in the building so that no one will know they were there and discover what they are doing.

Front

What does Gerta interpret from Papa's message?

Back

Gerta interprets that Papa's message means she needs to tunnel to the West, to freedom.

Front

Does Gerta fix her friendship with Anna on the last day of school?

Back

No, Gerta does not fix her friendship with Anna on the last day of school.

Front

What is the significance of the tunnel in 'A Night Divided'?

Back

The tunnel represents hope and the desire for freedom from oppression.

Front

How does Gerta's character develop throughout the story?

Back

Gerta evolves from a scared girl to a determined and brave individual willing to take risks for freedom.

Front

What role does family play in Gerta's decisions?

Back

Family plays a crucial role in Gerta's decisions, motivating her to seek freedom and safety for her loved ones.

Front

What emotions does Gerta experience while planning the tunnel?

Back

Gerta experiences fear, hope, determination, and sadness while planning the tunnel.

Front

How does the setting influence the characters' actions in the story?

Back

The setting, divided Berlin, creates a sense of urgency and danger, influencing the characters to take drastic actions for freedom.