Exploring Chapters 1-3 of Striped Pajamas

What is the name of the main character introduced in Chapter 1?

• Alice Johnson

• Jane Smith

• John Doe

• Robert Brown

Describe Bruno's feelings about moving to a new house.

• Bruno feels only sadness about leaving his friends behind.

• Bruno is thrilled and can't wait to leave his old house.

• Bruno is completely indifferent about the move.

• Bruno feels a mix of excitement and anxiety about moving to a new house.

What does Bruno's father do for a living?

• Commandant in the Nazi army

• Teacher at a local school

• Engineer in a factory

• Doctor in a hospital

How does Bruno feel about his new home compared to his old one?

• Bruno loves his new home more than his old one.

• Bruno feels unhappy about his new home compared to his old one.

• Bruno feels indifferent about his new home compared to his old one.

• Bruno is excited about the changes in his new home.

What is the significance of the 'fence' mentioned in the early chapters?

• The 'fence' indicates a historical event in the story.

• The 'fence' symbolizes a character's emotional turmoil.

• The 'fence' represents a physical barrier for livestock.

• The 'fence' signifies boundaries and the desire for safety.

Who are the other members of Bruno's family introduced in these chapters?

• Bruno's grandparents and brother

• Bruno's friends and neighbors

• Bruno's father, mother, and sister (Gretel)

• Bruno's uncle, aunt, and cousin

What does Bruno's mother think about the new house?

• Bruno's mother thinks the new house is unpleasant and uncomfortable.

• Bruno's mother loves the new house and finds it charming.

• Bruno's mother believes the new house is perfect for their family.

• Bruno's mother thinks the new house is spacious and bright.

How does Bruno's perspective on friendship begin to develop in these chapters?

• Bruno's perspective on friendship develops to emphasize empathy and connection beyond social boundaries.

• Bruno thinks friendship should be limited to people of the same background.

• Bruno believes friendship is only about shared interests.

• Bruno's view on friendship remains unchanged throughout these chapters.

What does Bruno discover about the area surrounding his new home?

• The area is filled with beautiful gardens.

• The area is a bustling city center.

• The area is a peaceful countryside.

• The area surrounding his new home is a concentration camp.

What themes of innocence and childhood are presented in the first three chapters?

• Innocence is portrayed through complex moral dilemmas and conflicts.

• Childhood is depicted as a time of constant danger and fear.

• Themes of guilt and regret are explored through adult perspectives.

• The themes of innocence and childhood are presented through naive perspectives, untainted views, and moments of play.