The War That Saved My Life

What lesson does Ada learn about friendship and trust?

• That it's better to keep to oneself and not trust anyone.

• That trust must be earned, not freely given.

• That friendship and trust are crucial for survival and happiness.

• That friendships are temporary and not to be relied upon.

Why does Ada agree to go back with Mam?

• She missed her mom.

• She couldn't leave Jamie.

• Ms. Smith's house had been bombed.

How does Ada escape Mam?

• She sneaks off with Jamie to be sent to Germany.

• She sneaks off with Jamie to be sent to the United States.

• She sneaks off with Jamie to be sent to the country.

• She tells Mam they are leaving.

When they were taking care of wounded soldiers what did Ada witness?

• Susan get hurt

• A plane crash

• A bomb go off

• A man die

Where does Susan find Jamie and Ada in London?

• At the train station

• At Mam's house

• At the police station

• In the street after a bomb went off the night before

What time period is this book set in?

• World War I

• World War II

• The Revolutionary War

• The Civil Rights Movement

Why does Margaret's mother work so hard?

• she is worried about her son who is at war

• she needs to make money to support the family

• the evacuees keep her extremely busy

• she wants to prove her worth

At this point in the text and war, when were the churches allowed to ring bells?

• Each hour

• only in case of invasion

• only on Sundays

What is the main theme of 'The War That Saved My Life'?

• Courage and personal growth

• Betrayal and revenge

• Love and romance

• Mystery and suspense

How does Ada's physical disability affect her life in the story?

• It makes her more determined to overcome challenges.

• It prevents her from making friends.

• It causes her to be sent back to London.

• It has no impact on her life.