Yanic's Journey: Choices and Consequences

In chapter 22 of 'Prisoner B-3087', Yanic encounters a struggling boy during a forced march. Despite the risk to his own survival, Yanic decides to help the boy, reflecting on the moral implications of his actions. He struggles with hunger and exhaustion, ultimately receiving assistance from an old man. Yanic loses his bread, leading to a moment of reflection on the harsh realities of survival and the impact of the camps on his humanity.

What is the starting point of Chapter 22 in the book?

• Page 200

• Page 150

• Page 174

• Page 180

How does Yanic describe the boy he encounters during the march?

• As a boy with a bright smile

• As a cheerful and energetic boy

• As a boy with a red face and half-shut eyes

• As a strong and healthy boy

What does Yanic remember about his friend Fred?

• Fred was a strong leader

• Fred was a teacher

• Fred was sick in bed and unable to work

• Fred was a musician

Why does Yanic decide to help the struggling boy?

• He wants to gain a reward

• He wants to impress the guards

• He feels a connection and empathy towards the boy

• He is ordered to help by the guards

What internal conflict does Yanic face while helping the boy?

• Whether to confront the guards

• Whether to steal food from others

• Whether to save himself or help the boy

• Whether to leave the march

What does Yanic hope to achieve by helping the boy?

• To become a leader

• To find a new family

• To ensure both survive the march

• To gain favor with the guards

Who assists Yanic in carrying the boy during the march?

• A young girl

• A fellow prisoner

• An old man

• A guard

What happens to Yanic's bread during the march?

• He gives it to another prisoner

• He trades it for water

• He eats it all

• He loses it while carrying the boy

What moral dilemma does Yanic face regarding the boy's bread?

• Whether to ask the guards for more food

• Whether to trade the bread for a blanket

• Whether to steal the boy's bread

• Whether to share his own bread

How does Yanic feel after the boy survives the night?

• Joyful and content

• Relieved and happy

• Angry and frustrated

• Indifferent and cold