Prisoner B-3087 chapters 12-14 (6A)

What did Yanek find as he struggled on the floor to try to get up to his bunk after a grueling day of laboring to dig trenches for latrines? (page 88)

• A loaf of bread

• The money Moshe hid

• A loose floorboard

• A way to escape

Who did Yanek give credit to for having found this? (page 89)

• His father

• Thomas

• Goeth

• Moshe

How did Yanek spend the next couple of days with Thomas and Isaac? (page 90)

• Eating

• Sleeping

• Planning

• Digging

How was Yanek able to restore his strength after finding the loose floor board? (page 90)

• He could sleep under the floor while others worked

• He had enough to eat again finally

• He shared the bread with someone who assigned work details

• He survived with the hope of escape

Why did the familiar looking man keep denying where he was from and what his name was? (page 101)

• He was pretending to be a Nazi and didn’t want to blow his cover

• He had escaped from jail and he didn’t want to be arrested again as a fugitive

• He had been a Judenrat who had helped the Nazis capture and steal from other Jews

• He had been on the news as one of the main advocates for Hitler’s campaign

Besides the heavy, boring work, what was one repercussion many men would have to endure the rest of their live after working in the salt mines? (page 102)

• Their eyes would never be able to re-accustom to light again

• Their arms became so worn out, they wouldn’t be able to lift a pick ax again

• hey would remain perpetually thirsty due to absorbing all that salt into their skin

• Their backs would never completely straighten back out since they were bent over so long

What happened to the man that was a Judenrat policeman? (page 103)

• The other prisoners killed him

• The other prisoners forgave him

At the of chapter 13 what did Yanek dream? (page 104)

At Yanek’s new camp, what was the task assigned to the Jews after they labored to move all the big rocks to the other side? (pages 106-107)

• Throw them at each other

• Sleep there

• Move them back to where they had just brought them from

• Pick one to use as a pillow

Why was Yanek angry with his fellow prisoners, even more so than the Nazis? (page 109)

• Because they were even more cruel and contemptuous

• Because they stunk and were the lowest of the low

• Because they still had hope they would be set free

• Because they wouldn’t fight and try to work together to overcome their captors