Grand Mosque of Paris

What year was the Grand Mosque built in Paris?

• 1906

• 2019

• 1940

• 1926

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Which of these is an accurate description of the Grand Mosque?

• It is a fortress-like structure the size of a city block

• It is remotely located in the French Alps.

• It is a small, nondescript building that attracts very little attention.

• It is located in the heart of Warsaw, Poland.

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Which is NOT one of the ways Muslim rescuers offered refuge to Jewish children?

• They raised funds to pay for their care.

• They hid children inside the Grand Mosque until they could smuggle them to Spain or Algeria.

• They flew them on cargo planes to New York City.

• They provided them with false birth certificates and coached them on acting like Muslims.

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Si Kaddour Benghabrit is considered by many to be the ________ of the rescue effort.

• coach

• oppressor

• mastermind

• soul

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Which quote best supports the idea that in times of life or death people can be counted on to the right thing, even at risk to themselves?

• "After the Nazis conquered France in 1940, the country fell under the control of the Vichy government."

• "Many who participated were themselves arrested and deported."

• The Grand Mosque was a fortress-like building the size of a city block.

• Some helped Jews avoid detection by coaching them on how to speak and act like Arabs.

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A lesson that can be learned from this account of the Grand Mosque is...

• People are basically selfish and uninterested in helping others.

• Helping others is not worth the risk to yourself.

• There are always people who can be counted on to do the right thing,

• What is right for some people may be wrong for ohers.

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We can infer that Parisian Muslims helped Jewish children to escape because...

• They cared about the wellbeing of the children.

• They believed that helping the children was worth the risk to themselves.

• They saw an opportunity to outwit the Nazis.

• All of the above.

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What is a synonym for refuge?

• Deny

• Shelter

• Someone who is seeking safety.

• Debris

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The author of this piece probably wants readers to ...

• Understand the terrible cost of war.

• Understand that the Nazis persecuted others.

• Understand the sewers of Paris are complicated and vast.

• Understand that ordinary people can do heroic things.

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An idea readers may take away from the article is...

• The rescue effort would have been less successful without the efforts of Si Kaddour Benghabrit.

• The rescue effort was made more difficult due to the existence of the network of underground sewers in Paris.

• The countries of Spain and Algeria were not able to help with the rescue of Jewish children.

• Nobody cared about keeping records of the children's names or whereabouts.

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