The Boy in the Striped Pajamas Chapt. 1-5

Why doesn’t Bruno understand the nature of his father’s job?

• His father refuses to tell him.

• His father keeps it a secret from everyone.

• Bruno is too young to comprehend it.

• Bruno doesn't care about his father’s job.

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How does Bruno’s mother feel about leaving the house in Berlin?

• She is thrilled to move.

• She is upset but hides her feelings.

• She is indifferent to the move.

• She supports Father’s decision completely.

How does Bruno feel about his sister, Gretel?

• He adores her.

• He respects her but finds her annoying.

• He calls her 'The Hopeless Case' because he dislikes her.

• He is indifferent toward her.

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Why is Bruno reluctant to leave Berlin?

• He doesn’t want to leave his grandparents.

• He will miss his friends and his familiar life.

• He doesn’t like change.

• He is afraid of living in the countryside.

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How does Gretel feel about the new house?

• She loves it and feels at home.

• She thinks it is boring and desolate, but is making the best of it.

• She is indifferent to the move.

• She refuses to unpack her belongings.

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Why does Gretel hesitate before looking out of Bruno’s window?

• She doesn’t want to agree with Bruno.

• She senses that something is strange about the view when she sees how Bruno reacts to what he sees.

• She is afraid of heights.

• She doesn’t think Bruno has anything important to show her.

How does Gretel react to the children on the other side of the fence?

• She is confused about who they are and why they are there.

• She sympathizes with them and wants to help.

• She ignores them entirely.

• She laughs at their striped pajamas.

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How are the children on the other side of the fence treated by the soldiers?

• They are cared for and given food.

• They are treated harshly and shown no kindness.

• They are ignored by the soldiers.

• They are allowed to play games with the soldiers.

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How were the two trains headed eastward from the station in Berlin different?

• One train was clean and full of happy passengers, while the other was crowded and uncomfortable.

• Both trains were overcrowded and dirty.

• One train was heading to a countryside estate, and the other was heading to a nearby city.

• The trains were identical but used for different purposes.

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How does Bruno’s father react to his son’s desire to go home?

• He listens patiently and reassures Bruno.

• He becomes angry and dismisses Bruno’s feelings.

• He tries to explain the importance of his job.

• He tells Bruno that they will return to Berlin soon.

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