Suzy and Leah

What helps Suzy finally understand the refugee situation?

• When she finally reads Leah's journal

• The first time she saw the children behind the fence

• When she was a refugee

• When she had Leah over for dinner

Why didn't Leah eat the candy Suzy brought to the camp that first day?

• She thinks the candy is poisoned.

• She doesn't know what candy is. 

• She doesn't want to act like an animal.

• She knows candy will give her cavities.

What is the climax of the story, "Suzy and Leah"?

• Suzy reads Leah's diary

• Leah goes into the hospital

• Suzy has to work with Leah to help her in school

• Leah writes to her Mutti

In "Suzy and Leah," what good comes from Suzy's reading Leah's diary?

• Suzy realizes that Leah has liked her all along. 

• Suzy realizes all that Leah has suffered in the war. 

• Suzy realizes how lucky she is to have been born in America. 

• Suzy realizes that to be Leah's friend, she must learn Yiddish.

What does this passage from "Suzy and Leah" tell you about Leah? Suzy expects me to be grateful. But how can I be grateful? She treats me like a pet, a pet she does not really like or trust. She wants to feed me like an animal behind bars.

• She
  is grateful.

• She is suspicious. 

• She
  is lonely

• She
  is well liked. 

in the story, what can you infer from Suzy's impatience with Leah's quiet and distant attitude?

• Suzy does not realize what Leah went through in the war.

• Suzy is basically a mean-spirited girl.

• Leah is so mean spirited that Suzy feels that it is not worth helping her.

• Suzy would not make a good teacher.

What is the resolution of the story?

• Leah gets treated in hospital.

• Leah wears the green dress to school.

• Leah learns a new word, diary. A new land and perhaps even

  a new friend.

• Suzy went to see Leah in the hospital.

Suzy read Leah's diary without permission

• True

• False

At the end Leah thought Suzy and her might be friends

• True

• False

What is the main theme of the story 'Suzy and Leah'?

• Friendship and understanding

• War and conflict

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense