Bruno's Experiences and Observations

Bruno's family moves from Berlin to Outwith due to his father's job. Bruno struggles to adjust to the new environment and misses his old home. He explores the new house and has a conversation with his father about the meaning of home and the people he sees from his window. The father emphasizes the importance of his work and the need to accept their new situation.

What was Bruno's initial reaction to leaving Berlin?

• He was excited about the adventure.

• He was eager to meet new friends.

• He was confused and upset.

• He was indifferent to the move.

What did Bruno notice about the trains at the station?

• Both trains were heading east.

• One train was more crowded than the other.

• Both trains were heading west.

• One train was faster than the other.

How did Bruno feel about not seeing his father in the new house?

• Angry

• Curious and disappointed

• Indifferent

• Relieved

What was Bruno's impression of his father's meeting with the other men?

• He was uninterested.

• He felt proud and excited.

• He was confused and bored.

• He felt scared and in awe.

What did Bruno express to his father about their new home?

• He loved the new house.

• He wanted to explore more.

• He wished to return to Berlin.

• He was indifferent to the change.

What did Bruno ask his father about the people he saw from his window?

• Why are they dressed differently?

• Can I play with them?

• Are they our neighbors?

• Who are those people?