Hannah's Journey and Memories

Hannah wakes up in a barracks, confused and in pain, recalling her past experiences in a cattle car. She struggles with hunger and memories of a previous life. In the camp, she learns about the importance of a metal bowl for survival, guided by a young girl named Rivka. The camp is harsh, with strict discipline and orders. Hannah reflects on her situation, trying to remember important details that could help her and others survive.

What does Hannah initially think the strange noise is?

• An alarm

• A clock radio

• A siren

• A train

What physical discomfort does Hannah experience upon waking?

• A sore throat

• A headache

• A sprained ankle

• A stomach ache

What does Hannah remember about the journey in the cattle car?

• It was a comfortable ride

• There was plenty of food

• The conditions were harsh and traumatic

• It was a short trip

What does Hannah notice about her appearance?

• Her shoes are missing

• Her hair is long and flowing

• She has a tattoo on her arm

• She is wearing a new dress

Who does Hannah find in a tragic state?

• Ghetto

• Little Sabora

• Rivka

• Faye

What does Ghetto do when Hannah reaches for Sabora?

• She encourages her

• She slaps Hannah

• She laughs

• She ignores her

What does Hannah receive that is crucial for survival?

• A book

• A blanket

• A metal bowl

• A pair of shoes

Who explains the importance of the bowl to Hannah?

• The three-fingered woman

• The officer

• Ghetto

• Rivka

What does the three-fingered woman do to maintain order?

• She sings

• She tells stories

• She distributes food

• She deals out slaps and pushes

What is the officer's main message to the prisoners?

• They can ask questions freely

• They will receive better food

• They will be released soon

• They must work hard and obey