Prisoner B-3087 chapters 29-30 (6A)

What was wrong with the man in the bunk next to Yanek’s? (page 240)

• He was Polish and hated Jews too

• He received twenty lashes and tossed and turned all night because he was uncomfortable

• He had typhus fever and died after coughing up blood and remaining untreated

• His documentation had been lost and he was made a free man

What was the Dachau camp like? (page 241)

• Orderly with a strict work schedule

• Chaotic without any work

• The gas chamber had been shut down – a huge relief to the Jews

• It was very far away from the bombs and explosions

What happened one morning at Dachau? (pages 242-243)

• Once the prisoners woke up, they realized all the guards were gone

• All the prisoners were demanded to walk to the gas chambers

• The guards were running around screaming and fighting each other

• None of the above

What did the soldiers do to the prisoners that day? (pages 244-245)

• Gassed them

• Beat them more brutally than before

• Freed them because they were Allies

• Nothing, just ignored them

How did the prisoners react? (page 245)

• Hugged each other

• Gave prayers of thanks

• Wept

• All of the above

Why were the prisoners reluctant to go with the Allied soldiers?

• They thought it was a trick

• They dreaded another train ride

• They didn’t want to be free

• They were still too hungry and cold

How many people had to share a bed with Yanek once he was in Munich?

• None

• Five

• Ten

• Two

Who was the first person Yanek saw who had survived the war besides just Yanek?

• His father

• His mother

• Mrs. Immerglick, a neighbor from his childhood

• Mr. Tatarka, a neighbor from his childhood

What was the last memory they had shared?

• She had yelled at him for bouncing his ball in the hall

• When they had celebrated his bar mitzvah

• They couldn’t remember

• Sharing a meal together

This person shared the news of who else’s survival?

• His sibling

• His aunt

• His mother

• Yanek’s cousin Youzek and his wife