Survival and Resistance in Camps

The transcript narrates the harrowing experiences of a Holocaust survivor, focusing on the resistance efforts, survival tactics, and personal connections within the concentration camp. It details the sabotage of a crematorium, the protagonist's struggle with typhus, and the emotional bonds with family and friends. The narrative culminates in a forced march to Buchenwald, highlighting the resilience and determination to survive amidst unimaginable adversity.

What was Adam's demeanor when he was determined to act?

• Determined with fire in his eyes

• Calm and collected

• Fearful and hesitant

• Angry and vengeful

What did Adam reveal about the Allies' response to the gas chambers?

• They were planning a rescue

• They had already intervened

• They were unaware of the situation

• They did nothing despite being informed

What was the SS's reaction to the crematorium sabotage?

• They fled the scene

• They ordered everyone back to the barracks

• They celebrated

• They ignored it

Why was bartering important for survival in the camp?

• To make friends

• To pass the time

• To acquire extra food and necessities

• To gain favor with the guards

What was Adam's final act of defiance?

• Destroying the crematorium

• Escaping the camp

• Shooting SS guards

• Stealing food

How did Daniel manage to communicate with Erica?

• Through a mutual friend

• By shouting across the fence

• By passing notes

• Through a secret meeting

What happened to Erica after Daniel's encounter with her?

• She escaped

• She was sent to the gas chambers

• She was moved to another camp

• Her fate was unknown

What did Daniel's father believe about his mother's presence during Daniel's illness?

• She was alive in another camp

• It was a hallucination

• Her spirit was with them

• She was physically there

What was the main challenge during the forced march from Auschwitz?

• Staying warm

• Avoiding capture

• Not stumbling and falling

• Finding food

Where were Daniel and his father taken after the march?

• Dachau

• Treblinka

• Buchenwald

• Bergen-Belsen