A Night Divided Comprehension/Vocabulary Chapters 1-22 Period 1

What was the physical barrier that divided Berlin?

• The Stassi troup divided Berlin.

• The line in the dirt divided Berlin.

• The Prime Meridian divided Berlin.

• The physical barrier that divided Berlin was the Berlin Wall.

Why was the Berlin Wall built?

• The Berlin Wall was built to prevent East Germans from fleeing to West Germany and to symbolize the division between the communist East and the democratic West.

• The Berlin Wall was built to promote trade between East and West Germany.

• The Berlin Wall was built to protect West Germany from invasion by East Germany.

• The Berlin Wall was built to commemorate the reunification of Germany.

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CCSS.RI.6.2

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What was the purpose of the checkpoints along the Berlin Wall?

• The purpose was to promote trade between East and West Berlin.

• The purpose was to prevent the spread of communism.

• The purpose was to control the movement of people between East and West Berlin.

• The purpose was to provide security for the residents of East Berlin.

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CCSS.RI.6.6

How did people escape from East Germany?

• They escape by bribing border guards with money or goods.

• They escape by swimming across the Baltic Sea.

• They escape by flying hot air balloons over the wall.

• They escape through various means such as digging tunnels, climbing over the Berlin Wall, hiding in vehicles, and using fake passports or disguises.

What happened to families who were separated by the Berlin Wall?

• Families were able to freely communicate and visit each other without any difficulties.

• The Berlin Wall had no impact on families and they continued to live their lives as usual.

• Families were unable to freely communicate or visit each other, causing immense difficulties and hardships.

• The Berlin Wall was built to bring families closer together and improve their relationships.

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What was life like in East Germany?

• Life in East Germany was similar to life in the United States.

• East Germany was a capitalist society with a lot of consumer goods.

• Life in East Germany was heavily influenced by the government's socialist policies, which included limited freedom of speech and movement, a lack of consumer goods, and a heavily monitored society.

• The government in East Germany had no influence on people's daily lives.

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CCSS.RI.6.1

CCSS.RI.6.2

What qualities did the characters in the book demonstrate?

• Courage, kindness, determination, loyalty, intelligence, empathy, and other notable qualities.

• Fearlessness, meanness, lack of motivation, betrayal, foolishness, and other negative qualities.

• Cowardice, cruelty, laziness, disloyalty, stupidity, apathy, and other negative qualities.

• Indecisiveness, rudeness, lack of determination, disloyalty, ignorance, and other undesirable qualities.

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CCSS.RL.6.1

Herr Krause lived next door with his invalid wife. What does the term invalid mean in this context?

• not sane, crazy

• sickly, weak from sickness

• not the correct wife

• unafraid or fearless

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CCSS.L.6.4A

CCSS.RL.6.4

Which of the sentences uses the word barricade properly?

• I was barricade at the party.

• Barricades are great because they let you flow freely.

• The Berlin Wall is an example of a barricade.

• Barricade me to let me though the door.

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CCSS.L.6.4A

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What does the word "terse" mean in this sentence?  
Mama choked out a terse reply.

• someone who is weak or disabled from injury or illness
• brief and to the point
• modest
• cruel; mean

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CCSS.L.6.4A

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