Vocabulary from The Book Thief Part 2

What does the term 'auschwitz' refer to in the context of the book?

• Auschwitz refers to a type of German pastry.

• Auschwitz refers to a Nazi concentration and extermination camp during the Holocaust.

• Auschwitz was a famous art museum in Germany.

• Auschwitz is the name of a historical novel about World War I.

Define the word 'detrimental' as used in Part 2.

• Beneficial or helpful.

• Neutral or indifferent.

• Harmful or damaging.

• Innocuous or harmless.

What is the significance of the word 'camaraderie' in the relationships depicted?

• Camaraderie is about superficial connections without depth.

• Camaraderie represents the strong bond and mutual support in relationships.

• Camaraderie signifies a lack of communication between individuals.

• Camaraderie refers to competition and rivalry in relationships.

Explain the meaning of 'sorrow' as it relates to the characters' experiences.

• Sorrow is a type of food that characters enjoy.

• Sorrow signifies the wealth and success of characters.

• Sorrow represents the emotional pain and struggles of characters, influencing their actions and relationships.

• Sorrow is a physical location where characters meet.

How is the term 'resilience' illustrated through Liesel's actions?

• Liesel shows resilience by ignoring her emotions and shutting down.

• Liesel's resilience is evident in her refusal to read or write.

• Liesel's actions demonstrate resilience by avoiding challenges altogether.

• Liesel's actions show resilience through her ability to adapt, find solace in words, and maintain hope despite her hardships.

What does 'empathy' mean in the context of Liesel's interactions?

• Empathy means understanding and sharing the feelings of others.

• Empathy is the ability to ignore others' feelings.

• Empathy means feeling sorry for someone without understanding them.

• Empathy is the act of judging others based on their emotions.

Describe the use of the word 'sacrifice' in the narrative.

• In the narrative, 'sacrifice' indicates a form of punishment.

• The word 'sacrifice' signifies the act of giving up something important for a greater good.

• The term 'sacrifice' is used to describe a financial investment.

• The word 'sacrifice' refers to a celebration of achievements.

What does 'persecution' signify in the historical context of the story?

• Systematic mistreatment and oppression of individuals or groups.

• A type of government policy

• A form of religious celebration

• A method of economic growth

How is the concept of 'hope' portrayed through the vocabulary used?

• Hope is expressed through indifferent and neutral vocabulary that lacks emotion.

• Hope is illustrated using complex and technical language that confuses the reader.

• Hope is portrayed through positive and uplifting vocabulary that evokes optimism and possibility.

• Hope is depicted through negative and discouraging vocabulary that suggests despair.

What role does 'identity' play in the character development in Part 2?

• Identity is central to character development, influencing motivations and interactions.

• Identity is only relevant in the final part of the story.

• Character development is solely based on external events.

• Identity has no impact on character development.