Bruno's Experiences and Observations

Bruno, a young boy living at Out-With, reflects on his life, family, and the people around him. He struggles with his education under a strict tutor and misses his home in Berlin. Despite warnings, Bruno's curiosity leads him to explore the camp nearby, where he observes the stark differences between the people in striped pajamas and those in uniforms. His observations raise questions about the world around him and his place in it.

What does Bruno remember enjoying before moving to Out-With?

• Playing with friends

• Exploration

• Reading books

• Cooking

How does Bruno feel about his sister Gretel?

• He is indifferent to her

• He admires her

• He thinks she is hopeless

• He finds her friendly

What is Lieutenant Kotler's demeanor around the house?

• Stern and self-important

• Cheerful and humorous

• Friendly and approachable

• Quiet and reserved

What is Pavel's role in the household?

• Gardener

• Cook

• Driver

• Waiter

Why do Bruno's parents decide to hire a tutor?

• To improve their education

• To keep the children busy

• To prepare them for exams

• To teach them new languages

What is Bruno's first impression of Herr Liszt?

• He is strict and unfriendly

• He is humorous and entertaining

• He is kind and gentle

• He is mysterious and has hidden anger

What subjects does Herr Liszt emphasize in his teaching?

• Literature and drama

• Mathematics and science

• History and geography

• Art and music

What does Herr Liszt want Bruno to learn about?

• Ancient civilizations

• Modern technology

• The Fatherland and its history

• The Middle Ages

What activity does Bruno decide to pursue at Out-With?

• Playing games

• Writing letters

• Exploring

• Reading

What does Bruno notice about the people in striped pajamas?

• They wear colorful clothes

• They are always happy

• They live and work together

• They are often invited to dinner