The Girl Who Survived: Intro-CH 4 READING QUIZ

What happened in the text to support that the narrator's grandfather was a "wise and generous man who cared about people"?

• he allowed all 12 of his children to continue living with him once they were adults

• he worked at the local homeless shelter and donated money to help orphans

• he allowed people to keep the cash that blew around when he tried to remove it from his pocket

Even though their house was big, it was "missing a few essential rooms that one might expect in a home today." What did the author say was one of those rooms?

• bathroom

• kitchen

• laundry room

How did the narrator feel about her older sister, Mila?

• she was jealous of Mila because her parents treated her like a queen

• she didn't really notice Mila, because she was a tomboy and preferred the company of her brothers

• she loved her dearly and followed her around like a puppy

The narrator was embarrassed when she realized that the other children were making fun of her for her love of what?

• school

• clothing

• food

The narrator described why school was not fun for her. What was NOT one of the reasons?

• she already knew how to read

• her teacher didn't like Jewish students

• she was afraid that other children would beat her up

What had a "profound impact" on the narrator's behavior?

• having to stand by the bakery during recess, so she would not be beat up

• overhearing the maid say that she was "good for nothing."

• having to have a tutor, because it was too dangerous to attend secret school

What risk did the narrator take when the German soldiers ordered her family to leave their home?

• she spoke up and told them that they would not leave

• she ran and hid

• she threw a rock through the window

Why did the narrator's father refuse to return to his shop?

• supplies were too rare and he had nothing to sell

• he found out that the Germans were hiding weapons in his storage room

• he was upset by the way the Nazis had treated him

What was NOT one of the consequences of the Nazi secret police seizing the home of Jews?

• the family was provided a different house, on the outskirts of the city

• the family had to leave all their personal items behind

• the family was forced to rely on others to take them in

Which of the following was NOT a reason why the narrator made a good smuggler?

• she did not have to wear the Jewish star

• she was small

• she had self-confidence

• she had a petite nose and dirty blonde hair