Prisoner B-3087 pages 60-122

What is the name of the main character in "Prisoner B-3087"?

• Yanek Gruener

• Moshe Gruener

• Oskar Schindler

• Amon Goeth

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Which city does Yanek and his family live in at the beginning of the story?

• Warsaw

• Kraków

• Berlin

• Prague

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What is the significance of the number B-3087 in the story?

• It is Yanek’s age.

• It is the number tattooed on Yanek’s arm.

• It is the number of Yanek’s family members.

• It is the number of camps Yanek visits.

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Who is Uncle Moshe in relation to Yanek?

• His father

• His uncle

• His brother

• His cousin

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How does the setting of the Plaszów concentration camp affect Yanek’s daily life?

• It allows him to go to school.

• It forces him to work hard and live in constant fear.

• It gives him more freedom.

• It reunites him with his family.

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Why does Yanek hide under the floorboards in the ghetto?

• To find food

• To avoid being caught by the Nazis during a raid

• To play with friends

• To sleep

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How does Yanek’s experience in the salt mine camp demonstrate the impact of setting on his survival?

• The salt mine provides him with extra food.

• The harsh conditions make survival more difficult and test his endurance.

• The camp is safer than others.

• The salt mine allows him to escape.

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How does the presence of Amon Goeth as a camp commandant influence the behavior of the prisoners?

• Prisoners feel safe and protected.

• Prisoners become more fearful and cautious due to his cruelty.

• Prisoners are allowed to leave the camp.

• Prisoners are given more food.

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Analyze how the constant movement from camp to camp affects Yanek’s character development.

• It makes him forget his family.

• It strengthens his determination to survive and adapt to new challenges.

• It causes him to give up hope.

• It makes him more trusting of others.

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Explain how the loss of family members in the camps shapes Yanek’s actions and decisions.

• He becomes reckless and careless.

• He is motivated to survive in their memory and becomes more cautious.

• He tries to escape immediately.

• He stops caring about survival.

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