Prisoner B-3087 Chapters 1-15 Flashcard

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Who is Uncle Moshe in 'Prisoner B-3087'?

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Uncle Moshe is a character who expresses the sentiment, 'We cannot let these monsters tear us from the pages of the world!' He represents hope and resistance against the Nazis.

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What were Yanek's parents doing when they were deported by the Nazis?

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Yanek's parents were coming home from buying bread when they were deported.

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What rumor spread about the treatment of Jewish bodies during the Holocaust?

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There was a rumor that bodies were being boiled to make soap.

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What was the argument about in the pigeon coop?

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The argument was about whether they should follow the Nazis' orders or stay in the pigeon coop during the deportation of the 7,000.

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Identify the figurative language in the quote: 'Life is but a river. It has no beginning, no middle, no end.'

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This quote uses metaphor to compare life to a river, suggesting its continuous and cyclical nature.

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What does the term 'deportation' mean in the context of the Holocaust?

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Deportation refers to the forced removal of Jews from their homes to concentration camps or ghettos.

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What is the significance of Yanek's bar mitzvah in the story?

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Yanek's bar mitzvah symbolizes his coming of age and the loss of innocence amidst the horrors of the Holocaust.

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What does the pigeon coop represent in 'Prisoner B-3087'?

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The pigeon coop represents a temporary refuge and a place of hope amidst the chaos and danger of the Nazi regime.

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How does the author use figurative language to convey emotions in the story?

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The author uses metaphors and similes to express the characters' feelings of fear, hope, and resilience.

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What role does family play in Yanek's survival?

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Family provides emotional support and a sense of identity, which are crucial for Yanek's resilience during the Holocaust.