The Book Thief Part 6

Order the following events of Part 6 in Chronological Order

• Hans, Liesel, and Max have a snowball fight in the basement.

• Liesel steals The Dream Carrier and reads it to Max.

• Rosa comes to school to yell at Liesel for the hairbrush and tell her about Max.

• Liesel causes an injury during the soccer game.

• A Nazi Party member checks the Hubermann basement for its height.

True or False: Rudy's house is going to be used as a bomb shelter.

• True

• False

Among other things, Liesel gives Max a ruined soccer ball, a feather, and a toy soldier when he's sick.

• True

• False

True or False: Liesel's dream changes from her brother's face to Rudy's.

• True

• False

Why does Liesel read to Max when he is extremely ill?

• Because she believes the words will heal him

• Because he is afraid of going to sleep

• Because his illness gives him headaches

• Because she believes it helps him sleep better

Why does Liesel blame herself for Max's sickness?

• Because she wouldn't let Max sleep in her bedroom

• Because she brought the snow to the basement

• Because she overhears Rosa blame her

• Because she overhears Hans blame her

What happens when Death visits Himmel Street?

• Death watches Liesel take care of Max and decides to let him live.

• Max and Death see colors together and Death moves on.

• Max fights off Death and survives his illness.

• Max tries to go with Death but Death does not think this is Max's time.

Why does Liesel cause an injury during a Himmel Street soccer game?

• So she can stay home and take care of Max.

• So she can distract the Nazis inspecting houses.

• So she can get more attention from Rudy.

• So she can warn her parents of the Nazi inspection.

Why does the author include Death's diary entries in this part of the novel?

• To provide the reader with information on the world events at the time.

• To remind the reader what his real job is- collecting bodies, not telling this story.

• To sadden the reader with the realities of war.

• To break up the narration with something new and different.

What is ironic about death's complaints in his diaries?

• That his descriptions of what is happening in the world aren't all that bad.

• That his diary entries are similar to Max's writing.

• That his complaints of being overworked serve to humanize him.

• That he says he feels like he is stealing the bodies, like Liesel is stealing books.