Life in Hiding: A Historical Perspective

What was the father's demeanor when discussing the plan to go into hiding?

• He was angry and frustrated.

• He was serious and concerned.

• He was indifferent and dismissive.

• He was cheerful and optimistic.

Why did the narrator's family move to Holland in 1933?

• To escape the rising threat against Jews.

• To start a new business.

• To join other family members.

• To pursue educational opportunities.

What restrictions were imposed on Jews after the German invasion of Holland?

• They could not use public transport or visit theaters.

• They could not own property.

• They were not allowed to travel abroad.

• They were banned from attending school.

What was the family's destination when they left their apartment?

• A government-provided shelter.

• A safe house in the countryside.

• A secret annex behind the father's office.

• A relative's house in another city.

Who were the individuals that agreed to help the family while they were in hiding?

• A group of resistance fighters

• The family's distant relatives

• Mr. Crawler and Meep

• The local police