Bruno's Experiences and Observations

In Chapter 9 of 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas', Bruno reflects on his life at Out-With, dealing with his sister Gretel's moods and missing Berlin. His father decides to hire a tutor, Herr Liszt, who emphasizes history and geography over Bruno's preferred subjects. Bruno's curiosity about the camp and its inhabitants grows, leading him to plan an exploration despite being forbidden. The chapter ends with Bruno's decision to explore the area around the camp.

What does Bruno remember enjoying in Berlin?

• Writing letters

• Reading books

• Exploring

• Playing with friends

How does Bruno feel about Gretel's behavior?

• She is often unfriendly

• She is supportive

• She is always kind

• She is indifferent

What is the status of Bruno's communication with his grandparents?

• He visits them regularly

• He calls them often

• He has not thought about writing

• He writes to them daily

Who is Lieutenant Kotler?

• A servant

• A soldier at the house

• Bruno's tutor

• A family friend

What is Herr Liszt's teaching focus?

• Art and music

• Physical education

• History and geography

• Science and math

How does Herr Liszt view storybooks?

• As entertaining

• As unimportant

• As educational

• As essential

What does Bruno know about his family's history?

• A lot about the Middle Ages

• Nothing at all

• Everything about his family

• Only about his grandparents

What does Bruno decide to do at Out-With?

• Write letters

• Explore

• Make new friends

• Learn history

What does Bruno notice about the people in striped pajamas?

• They are similar to soldiers

• They are always happy

• They are different from soldiers

• They are always working

What does the plaque on the bench say?

• In memory of a loved one

• Reserved for soldiers

• Presented on the occasion of the opening

• Welcome to Out-With