Daniel's Journey in the Resistance

The transcript narrates the story of a young man in a concentration camp who witnesses the despair of his sister Erica, learns about the resistance, and is tasked with photographing the atrocities to provide evidence to the Allies. Despite the dangers, he and his father work together to execute the plan, capturing images of the horrors in the camp. The narrative highlights themes of hope, courage, and the struggle to maintain humanity amidst unimaginable suffering.

What did Erica do when she saw Daniel in the crowd?

• She smiled and played extra notes.

• She cried out for help.

• She ran towards him.

• She ignored him.

What did Daniel realize when he saw hope in Erica's eyes?

• That Erica was planning to escape.

• That they would be rescued soon.

• That their mother was dead.

• That their father was dead.

Who introduced Daniel to the resistance movement?

• Adam

• His father

• A guard

• Erica

What was the main task given to Daniel by the resistance?

• To escape the camp

• To sabotage the factory

• To take photographs of the gas chambers and fire pits

• To smuggle food to prisoners

How did Daniel's father react to the mission?

• He tried to escape with Daniel.

• He was indifferent.

• He supported Daniel and offered to help.

• He forbade Daniel from participating.

What did Daniel's father barter for to help with the mission?

• A cloth case for the camera and a new uniform

• A map of the camp

• Extra food rations

• A weapon

What did Daniel see in the pits that almost made him give up?

• A way to escape

• Burning corpses of every size

• His father's body

• A hidden stash of weapons

What did the SS officer tell the new arrivals to do?

• Fold their clothes neatly and remember where they are

• Run for their lives

• Join the resistance

• Prepare for a long journey

What did Daniel manage to photograph in the Canada complex?

• The guards

• The escape route

• The gas chambers

• Mountains of goods and women's hair

What was Daniel's hope after completing the mission?

• That the photos would reach someone who could help

• To reunite with his family

• To escape the camp

• To join the resistance full-time