The Boy on the Wooden Box Chapter 2 and 3 Test

How did Leon's life change when he moved to Krakow?

• His old house had plumbing, but no electricity.

• He moved from the city to the country.

• His new house had both plumbing and electricity.

• His dad was not with him.

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How did the looming war impact Leon and the people of Krakow?

• They all had to leave Krakow.

• Some people built shelters, while some people left.

• The people rose up against the Nazis.

• Leon had to go back to Narewka with his father and brother.

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Who turned Moshe in and why did they do so?

• The Gestapo because he was a Jew.

• The young Poles for revenge.

• The young Poles because he was a Jew.

• The Nazis because he was a Jew.

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What TWO events in the story serve as the inciting incident of the plot?

• Moshe being hired by Oskar Schindler.

• Leon riding a street car.

• Leon's family moving to Krakow.

• The Nazis arriving in Krakow.

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Match the following

• Lavish

• Over the top

• Squalid

• Gross

• Grotesque

• To bring someone down or make them feel low

• Demean

• In a poor and dirty condition

• Extravagant

• Suffer greatly

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Match the following

• To be bold

• brazen

• Someone who translates

• ideology

• To look down on someone

• liaison

• to cause someone to suffer

• disdain

• The way one thinks

• persecution

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