Daniel's Story Part 2 Review

What does Daniel think may have saved his life in chapter 5?

• a. Keeping his pictures in his boots.

• b. Knowing a skill.

• c. Having boots.

• d. That his family was still together.

What was a symbol of defiance to Daniel's Family?

• a. Not going to work.

• b. Stealing food

• c. A violin lesson.

• d. The radio

What decision were the adults making about Erika, Friedrick, Gertrude, and Brigitte in chapter 6?

• a. Who would share their rations.

• b. Who would go to work in the factories

• c. Who had a chance to live and who would probably die.

• d. How they could get information from the Germans.

What is Daniel doing when Erika introduces Rosa to the family?

• a. Eating soup.

• b. His homework

• c. Reading.

• d. Delousing his clothes.

Why was the radio banned?

• So Jews couldn't hear ads about new products

• To prevent Jews from knowing what was happening in the world

• To help the Jews save electric power

• So the wood could be used to heat the homes

What was so important about the hunger strike?

• That they could save food that way.

• They could save their energy.

• Fewer soldiers would be needed at the factories.

• If they joined together they could win.

What was the central principal that kept the people in the ghetto going?

• Forced labor

• Anger

• Hate

• Hope

Why did the Nazis take children under 10 and the elderly away from the ghetto first?

• They needed more protection

• They couldn't do much work

• They asked to leave

• They were needed in other places

What item was banned because it could have shown proof of what was happening in the ghettos?

• Radio

• Books

• Camera

• Newspapers

Why is Rosa upset with her neighbor living across from her? (chapter 7, page 59)

• he is lazy and doesn't work

• he is stealing his children's food

• he is spying for the Nazi's

• he is making too much noise at night