Character Relationships and Preferences in Literature

Bruno, a young boy, reflects on his life at Out-With, missing his home in Berlin. He deals with family dynamics, especially with his sister Gretel, and observes the strict routines around him. Herr Liszt, a new tutor, emphasizes history and geography, challenging Bruno's love for stories. Bruno's curiosity leads him to explore his surroundings, including the mysterious camp nearby, where he notices the stark differences between the people in striped pajamas and the soldiers. Despite warnings, Bruno's adventurous spirit drives him to seek answers about his new environment.

What does Bruno remember enjoying in Berlin?

• Playing with friends

• Reading books

• Exploration

• Visiting museums

How does Gretel usually behave towards Bruno?

• Friendly

• Indifferent

• Less than friendly

• Supportive

Who often visits the house and holds meetings in Father's office?

• The soldiers

• The tutor

• Lieutenant Kotler

• Grandfather

What is Lieutenant Kotler's relationship with Gretel?

• They ignore each other

• They are friends

• They are siblings

• He often talks to her

What role does Pavel have in the household?

• Tutor

• Servant

• Cook

• Gardener

What subject does Herr Liszt prefer to teach?

• Mathematics

• History and geography

• Art

• Science

What does Bruno prefer to study?

• Reading and art

• Geography

• Social sciences

• History

What does Herr Liszt think is more important than storybooks?

• Mathematics

• Art

• Music

• Books about real events

What does Bruno think about the house at Out-With?

• It's too small

• It's similar to Berlin

• It's terrible for exploration

• It's perfect for exploration

What does Bruno notice about the people in striped pajamas?

• They wear uniforms

• They live in a different city

• They are always happy

• They are similar to soldiers