Bruno's Experiences and Observations

Bruno returns to Berlin for his grandmother's funeral, realizing how much he has grown. Back at Out-With, he adjusts to life and his friendship with Shmuel. Bruno questions the purpose of the fence and learns about Jews from Gretel. A lice incident leads to Bruno's haircut, making him look more like Shmuel.

What does Bruno struggle to remember about his life in Berlin?

• The color of his bedroom walls

• The name of his third best friend

• The address of his old house

• The name of his school

Why does Bruno's family return to Berlin?

• To visit old friends

• To celebrate a wedding

• For a family reunion

• For his grandmother's funeral

What change does Bruno notice about himself when he returns to Berlin?

• He has a deeper voice

• He has new clothes

• He has grown taller

• He has a new haircut

What did Bruno's grandmother enjoy doing with him and Gretel?

• Gardening

• Painting

• Performing plays

• Cooking meals

What causes tension during the grandmother's funeral?

• A missing family member

• A fight between Bruno and Gretel

• A disagreement over the will

• Father's argument with grandmother

How does Bruno feel about returning to 'Out-With'?

• He is upset

• He is excited

• He is indifferent

• He is glad

What is Bruno's favorite part about living at 'Out-With'?

• The nearby forest

• His friendship with Shmuel

• The large garden

• The spacious house

What does Bruno find strange about his friendship with Shmuel?

• They speak different languages

• They never play together

• They have different hobbies

• They live in the same house

What does Bruno start to question about the fence?

• Its height

• Its location

• Its purpose

• Its color

What does Gretel explain to Bruno about the people on the other side of the fence?

• They are soldiers

• They are tourists

• They are Jews

• They are workers