Bruno's Thoughts on Moving

Bruno returns home to find Maria packing his belongings. His mother explains that the family is moving due to his father's job. Bruno is upset about leaving Berlin and his friends, but his mother assures him it's necessary. Despite his protests, Bruno must accept the move and help with packing.

What surprises Bruno when he returns home from school?

• His father is home early.

• The house is being painted.

• His sister is throwing a party.

• Maria is packing his belongings.

How does Bruno initially react to Maria packing his things?

• He is excited.

• He is indifferent.

• He is polite but confused.

• He is angry and yells.

Why does Bruno suspect he might be in trouble?

• He lost his homework.

• He broke a vase.

• He skipped school.

• He used forbidden words.

What reason does Bruno's mother give for the family moving?

• The house is being renovated.

• They want to be closer to relatives.

• His father got a new job.

• They need a bigger house.

What is Bruno's understanding of his father's job?

• He is a teacher.

• He is a grocer.

• He is a man to watch.

• He is a chef.

What concerns Bruno about leaving Berlin?

• Missing his school.

• Leaving his friends behind.

• Not having a garden.

• Missing his favorite park.

How does Bruno's mother reassure him about the move?

• By promising a new toy.

• By telling him he can visit Berlin often.

• By saying they will return soon.

• By assuring him he will make new friends.

What does Bruno contemplate about the new house?

• If it will have a garden.

• If it will have a big kitchen.

• If it will have a banister to slide down.

• If it will be near a park.