How did Josef's mother react when she saw her children after the Brownshirts entered?

She lunged for her children with tears in her eyes.

She ignored them and spoke to the Brownshirts.

What did the Brownshirt in charge say to Josef when he tried to defend his father?

Don't be so quick to grow up, boy.

You will be rewarded for your loyalty.

We will leave your family in peace now.

What did the Brownshirts accuse Josef's father of doing?

Continuing to practice law despite the fact that Jews are forbidden to do so under the Civil Service Restoration Act of 1933.

Helping the enemies of the state.

Stealing from the German government.

What happened to Josef's father at the end of the encounter with the Brownshirts?

He was taken into protective custody.

He was given a warning and released.

He was promoted to a government position.

He was asked to join the Brownshirts.

What event is referred to as the Night of Broken Glass?

The destruction of Jewish businesses and synagogues by the Nazis

A specific night when all the glass in Germany was shattered

The night when Josef's family was arrested

The evening when the Nazis surrendered

What was the condition for Papa's release from the concentration camp?

He had to leave the country within fourteen days

He had to promise not to speak against the Nazis

He had to pay a large sum of money

How did Josef and his family feel about leaving Germany?

They did not want to leave as Germany was their home

They were excited to start a new life elsewhere

They were indifferent and had no preference

They were relieved to escape the Nazis

What did the Nazis do to Jewish homes and businesses on the Night of Broken Glass?

They destroyed them and arrested Jewish people

They protected them from local criminals

They decorated them with German flags

They confiscated them for government use

What happened in Cuba after the Soviet Union collapsed?

Most of the farms in Cuba closed, and people lost their jobs

The farms in Cuba grew only sugarcane

The Cuban people had plenty of food

What was the economic situation in Cuba when the Soviet Union was buying sugar?

The Soviet Union was getting sugar for free

Cuba was selling sugar at a high price

Cuba was importing sugar from the Soviet Union

The Soviet Union was buying sugar at market price

What did the cat do when Isabel's brother Iván startled it?

It ran away underneath the house

Why were the Castillos worried about getting caught?

They were planning to leave the country

They were building a doghouse without a permit

They were not paying their taxes

How is the Cuban music described in the text?

As an irregular rhythm that was not felt by the person

As a melody that everyone could feel

As a rhythm that was regular and consistent

As a loud and overwhelming sound

Why did Mahmoud want to be invisible?

He enjoyed playing hide and seek.

He was playing a game with his friends.

He was practicing magic tricks.

What physical features did Mahmoud have?

A long, strong nose and thick black eyebrows.

A small nose and thin eyebrows.

What did Mahmoud do when a teacher rang a handbell in the hallway?

He collected his backpack and went to find his little brother, Waleed.

He ignored the bell and continued studying.

He went to the cafeteria for lunch.

How did Mahmoud's brother Waleed look compared to him?

Shorter with narrower shoulders and bigger ears.

Taller with narrower shoulders.

How did Mahmoud and Waleed travel to and from their apartment?

They took a different route home every day.

They took the same route every day.

They used a car provided by their parents.

They rode bicycles to avoid being seen.

What was Aleppo known for before the Arab Spring came to Syria?

It was known as a modern city with skyscrapers, stadiums, movie theaters, and museums.

It was known for its ancient ruins and lack of modern infrastructure.

It was the least populated city in Syria.

It was known for its barrel bombs.

What significant historical feature did the Old City of Aleppo have?

It was built in the 12th century and had people living there as early as 8,000 years ago.

It was the site where the Arab Spring started.

It was known for being the birthplace of the current president.

It was completely destroyed by barrel bombs.

How did Syrians view participating in protests against President Bashar al-Assad before the Arab Spring?

They viewed it as dangerous because people who protested could disappear forever.

They saw it as a patriotic act.

They believed it was safe and encouraged by the government.

They considered it a routine part of political life.

What was the reaction of the people in Syria when the Arab Spring came to their country?

They joined in the protests and demanded the release of political prisoners and more freedom.

They were indifferent and life continued as normal.

They were confused and did not understand what was happening.

They supported the government by rallying against the protestors.

What does the phrase "Close the door that brings the wind and relax" suggest about the attitude of some Syrians towards the unrest?

They preferred to ignore the situation and continue with their lives as usual.

They wanted to actively participate in the protests.

They believed that closing doors would protect them from the violence.

They were preparing to leave the country to escape the unrest.

What does the incident of Khalid being attacked by two older boys highlight about the situation in Syria?

It indicates that sectarian violence was present among the youth.

It shows that children were encouraged to play video games instead of getting involved in politics.

It suggests that the education system was focused on religious differences.

It demonstrates that the war had no impact on the friendships between different religious groups.

What was the reason Mahmoud and Khalid became targets for bullies?

They were marked after a fight with older boys

What strategy did Mahmoud and Khalid find most effective to avoid bullies?

Becoming invisible by not drawing attention to themselves

Staying visible to teachers and other students

Telling the teachers about the bullies

What did Mahmoud do when he felt the stirrings of indignation, anger, and sympathy?

His breath came quick and deep, and his hands clenched into fists

What did Mahmoud think was the trick to not being noticed?

Keeping his head down and hoodie up

Why did Mahmoud and Khalid drift apart within a year?

They each became more invisible and isolated

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What year is the setting of the story where Josef's experience takes place?

1935

1938

1940

1945

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Why has Josef's family been forced to move into a smaller flat?

They were evicted by the landlord.

They couldn't afford their old place because Josef's father wasn't allowed to practice law anymore.

They wanted to live closer to the city center.

Their old flat was destroyed.

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What is the relationship between Josef and Ruth?

Cousins

Friends

Brother and Sister

Classmates

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How does Josef react when the shadows enter his room?

He hides under his bed.

He tries to fight them off.

He screams and gets dragged across the room.

He runs out of the room to get help.

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What does Josef do to comfort his sister Ruth during the frightening event?

He tells her a story.

He sings her a song.

He wraps her in a protective hug.

He gives her a toy to distract her.

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What did the Brownshirts do when they entered Josef's house?

They politely asked for Josef's father.

They helped Josef's family with household chores.

They destroyed furniture and personal belongings.

They brought gifts for Josef's family.

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What were the Brownshirts wearing when they invaded Josef's home?

Colorful uniforms with peace symbols.

Regular clothes and some had brown shirts and swastika armbands.

Formal suits and ties.

Police uniforms.

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