Traditions in Anatevka

The transcript discusses life in the village of Anatevka, where residents liken themselves to fiddlers on a roof, balancing their lives through tradition. Traditions dictate various aspects of life, from clothing to family roles, ensuring everyone knows their place and duties. The narrative highlights the importance of tradition in maintaining balance and identity within the community.

What metaphor is used to describe life in Anatevka?

• A singer in the choir

• A fiddler on the roof

• A painter on the canvas

• A dancer on the stage

Why do the people of Anatevka stay despite the dangers?

• Because they have no other choice

• Because they love the scenery

• Because they are forced to

• Because Anatevka is their home

What is the one word that helps the people of Anatevka keep their balance?

• Love

• Tradition

• Hope

• Faith

What do the people of Anatevka always wear to show devotion to God?

• A bracelet

• A prayer shawl

• A hat

• A necklace

How do traditions help the people of Anatevka?

• They help them travel

• They make them famous

• They make them wealthy

• They help them know who they are

Who is responsible for making a proper home in Anatevka?

• The children

• The father

• The mother

• The grandparents

What is the father's role in the family according to tradition?

• To cook meals

• To read the holy book

• To clean the house

• To sew clothes

At what age did the narrator start Hebrew school?

• Seven

• Five

• Three

• Ten

What is the hope of the narrator regarding the bride chosen for him?

• That she is famous

• That she is pretty

• That she is kind

• That she is wealthy

Who does Mama prepare to marry according to tradition?

• Whoever Papa picks

• Whoever the daughter loves

• Whoever the daughter chooses

• Whoever the community decides