Daniel's Story chap. 5-6

What does Daniel think may have saved his life in chapter 5?

• a. Keeping his pictures in his boots.
• b. Knowing a skill.
• c. Having boots.
• d. That his family was still together.

What advice did Daniel's father give the family?

• a. They must behave prudently at all times.
• b. To sell their things.
• c. Fight for what is yours.
• d. Eat as much as you can.

Where did Daniel work when living in the Ghetto?

• a. As a janitor.

• b. As a nurse.

• c. A carpentry workshop.

• d. In a metal factory

What type of diseases were in the Ghettos? 

• a. Chicken pox
• b. Hoof and mouth
• c. typhous 
• d. lice 

Why is Daniel's father exempt from the Germans' shipping the Jews off to other locations ?

• a. He is a World War I hero.

• b. He is a good salesman.

• c. He is rich.

• d. He is only half Jewish.

What decision were the adults making about Erika, Friedrick, Gertrude, and Brigitte in chapter 6?

• a. Who would share their rations.

• b. Who would go to work in the factories

• c. Who had a chance to live and who would probably die.

• d. How they could get information from the Germans.

What was a symbol of defiance to Daniel's Family?

• a. Not going to work.

• b. Stealing food

• c. A violin lesson.

• d. The radio

Who was Rosa?

• a. A German soldiers daughter .

• b. She bought the children ice cream.

• c. She was girl that worked at a the factory with Erika.

• d. She was the children's new teacher.

In chapter 5, Daniel looks at pictures on the train. How does he know what photos he's looking at given the fact that it is dark on the train?

• a. He can see them in his scrapbook.

• b. He feels the photos as he pulls them from his boot.

• c. He holds the scrapbook close to his eyes.

• d. He sits close to the light at the door of the train to look at the scrapbook.

What is Daniel doing when Erika introduces Rosa to the family?

• a. Eating soup.

• b. His homework

• c. Reading.

• d. Delousing his clothes.