My Survival: A Girl on Schindler's List

What was the goal of the Holocaust?

• To defeat the Germans

• To eliminate the Jewish people

• To hold people in concentration camps until the end of the war.

• To end the German race

Who saved Rena?

• Her aunt

• Rena's uncle

• A girl at school

• Oskar Schindler

Why was Rena's family allowed to stay in Krakow?

• They were Jewish

• Her father got a work permit

• Rena was 11 years old

• To watch Sonia because her mother was sent to Auschwitz

How did the Nazis know Jewish people just by looking at them?

• They could just tell.

• They were forced to wear certain clothing so that they would be recognized.

• They were forced to wear red armbands.

• They were forced to wear white armbands with a blue Star of David.

Why was Rena's father arrested?

• Someone lied and said he was part of the underground.

• He was Jewish.

• He lost his work permit.

• He sat down during roll call.

How was Oskar Schindler kind to the Jews who worked for him?

• He made sure no guards entered the factory.

• He bought food for them.

• He gave them medicine, water and soap.

• All of the above

Where were Rena and her mother taken when they were in the crowded train?

• Auschwitz

• Poland

• The Ghetto

• Kaiserwald

How did Rena and her mother get out of the concentration camp?

• They were freed when the camp was taken over by the Americans

• Rena and her mother bribed a guard to let them go.

• Oskar Schindler bribed an officer to have them sent to his factory.

• They had family come to help them escape.

What job did Rena find in Linz?

• She worked helping refugees.

• She worked at Oskar's factory.

• She became a journalist.

• She became a typist and translator.

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Why did Rena and Sonia change their mind and decide to start talking about their experiences during the Holocaust?

• They changed their minds because they didn't want to relive the experiences.

• They changed their minds because there were people who denied the Holocaust ever happened.

• They changed their minds because they wanted to tell their story.

• They changed their minds because they thought no one wanted to hear about their experiences.