The boy in the striped pajamas ch. 3 & 4

How old is Gretel?

• Three years older than Bruno.

• 17

• 6

• 6 years older than Bruno.

One of Gretels friends often makes jokes about Buno's...

• size.

• hair.

• teeth.

• personaliti.

What does Bruno notice that Gretel does not?

• He notices that Maria is Jewish.

• He notices that there are no other kids that live around them.

• He notices that Gretel is missing most of her dolls.

• He notices that his father is best friends with Hitler.

What does Bruno seem to love to do?

• Play with dolls.

• Act like he's Hitler.

• Explore his surroundings.

• Talk on the phone.

What is the name of the place where Bruno lives now?

• Campp Hitler

• Bergen Belsen

• The Fury

• Out with

Where do you think all the mothers and grandmothers are?

• They have been removed and put to another sector of the camp.

• They have been taken to factories to work for the Nazis.

• The have been moved to the kitchens to cook for the other prisoners.

• They have been given jobs in kindergartens to teach the children.

Why is there so much barbed wire on very high fences?

• The camp Kommandant has a barbed wire factory.

• to stop people getting into the camp

• the fences are not high enough

• extra security for desperate prisoners trying to escape.

why do you think Gretel is unable to speak?

• she has a very sore throat from a bad cold.

• she is thinking about her new housee.

• she sees thaat Auschwitz is very grey, colorless and very scary.

• she is fed up with Bruno because he is annoying.

Which horrific misperception does Gretel have between Berlin and where they are now?

• that they must have at the holiday camp.

• that Auschwitz is only 30 minutes from the city

• that Berlin is better than anywhere else

• that they will soon be going home

How does Gretel display her naivety?

• by telling Bruno that she is more mature than he is

• by saying how much she loves the new place

• by thinking that what she saw the soldiers doing was like rehearsal for a show or film

• by believing that the war would be over soon.