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WorksheetsProVision II Lesson 10 MEGA Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
It was summer, and every day Jewish boys and girls
would play games at the playground by the river
would write news articles about classmate and friends
would sing songs in the forest
would buy candy at the local shop
One fifteen-year-old boy, Ruda, was frustrated by the Nazis' laws...
making them steal and beg for food
restricting their freedom
forcing them to sell their personal goods
requiring them to sleep by the river
What could the Jewish boys and girls do to get around the strict rules?
They could leave Budejovice.
They could write a new rule.
They could start a newspaper.
They could start a war.
In Ruda's opinion, what could a newspaper do?
It could help Christian and Muslim people understand each other.
It could improve their writing skills.
It could let them use their creativity and imagination.
It could bring the Jewish population together.
Who is Karel?
The terror of the playground.
The hero of the playground.
The gentleman of the playground.
The smartest boy on the playground.
Who is Irena?
She is like an aunt to all the children.
She is like a mother to all the girls.
She is the most popular girl.
She is like a baby, spoiled and crying.
What does Klepy mean in the Czech language?
truth
freedom
entertainment
gossip
When Klepy was first published, what did everyone want to do?
They wanted to get their hands on it.
They wanted to trade it for food and water.
They wanted to burn it in a huge fire.
They wanted to keep it secret.
What sections were included in the second issue of Klepy?
sports
gossip
poetry
advertisements
Who was the audience of Klepy?
children
adults
Jews
the town of Budejovice
What was happening in Autumn 1940?
It was becoming more and more delightful.
It was becoming more and more safe.
It was becoming more and more unsafe.
It was becoming more and more crowded.
What did Ruda believe Klepy could be?
He believed it could be a source of courage.
He believed it could be difficult to continue.
He believed it could be profitable and make money.
He believed it could be published in many countries.
What did Ruda encourage the reporters to write about?
anything they like
their family
a boy or girl they like
only approved topics
What is the one thing that can't be restricted, according to Ruda?
our hearts
our minds
our money
our freedom
How did the Jewish people feel to see their work published in Klepy?
Their hearts sank into depression.
Their hearts swelled with pride.
Their hearts longed for freedom.
Their hearts broke instantly.
Despite their constant fear, they wrote....
to reclaim their freedom
to take pride in their work
to not be ashamed
to show the Nazis their strength
What did Klepy do for the Jews of Budejovice?
It gave them dignity and purpose.
It gave them a salary and a way to work.
It provided a way to escape the Nazis.
It provided a way to go to school.
Who is the most handsome S2 teacher?
福澤先生
天貝先生
辻先生
尹先生
青山先生
What did 霖土先生 study in graduate school (大学院)?
哲学
英文学
生態学
社会学
What is 霖土先生's middle name?
Anne-Marie
Agnes-Maria
Athena-Maria
Arianna-Mary
___________________ became worse and worse with each passing day.
Communications
Conditions
Concentration camps
Classrooms
The town's Jews were now _________________ to enter almost all the streets and shops.
forgotten
forgiven
forbidden
foreshadowed
All over Europe concentrations camps were being set up to hold the _______________________.
Christian population
Jewish population
Muslim population
Atheist population
Ruda was ___________________ to face the evil fate that threatened them all.
determined
decided
detracted
deserted
Ruda insisted that they should use Klepy as a means of
defending the Nazis
supporting the Nazis
speaking out against the Nazis
running away from the Nazis
What did Karli say when he disagreed with Ruda?
"We have to keep it right."
"We have to keep it heavy."
"We have to keep it light."
"We have to keep it secret."
Reina said that the paper itself (Klepy) is a ____________________.
means to communicate
method of survival
way to escape
form of resistance
According to Reina, what is most important?
The fact that they produce and circulate the paper.
The fact that they include sports, poetry, and gossip.
The fact that they meet at the playground.
The fact that the world was becoming a nasty place.
Did the discussion reach a conclusion?
Yes, it did.
No, it didn't.
What was the only thing left to look forward to?
A new issue of Klepy.
Going to the streets and shops.
Meeting with their friends after school.
Playing at the playground.
Why weren't they able to produce Klepy anymore?
Because it became unsafe to meet, and it was impossible to get information for articles.
Because it became very safe to meet, and there was plenty of information for articles.
Because it was very cheap to get more paper to make the newspaper.
Because Ruda, Karli and Reina graduated from school.
What saddened Ruda the most?
Losing all the gossip about his friends.
Losing the freedom that Klepy had represented.
Losing all the paper that they needed to make Klepy.
Losing the responsibility of being on the reporting team.
What was Reina's final wish for Klepy?
For the collection to stay together.
For all his friends to write an article about him.
For the town's Jews forget all about the newspaper.
For the world to become a nasty place.
What news did the Jewish people fear the most?
They were all to be given free issues of Klepy.
They were all to be given a pension by the government.
They were all to be sent to a concentration camp.
They were all to stay in Budejovice forever.
How many issues of Klepy were there in total?
12
22
220
2
What did Klepy mean to the boys and girls involved in its creation?
It was not really important or meaningful; only a list of kids.
It was the most important news source in Europe during the war.
It was just a childish newspaper, full of gossip, sports and poems.
It was a precious record of the lives and dreams of Jewish boys and girls.
What happened in 1942?
Ruda left Budejovice for a concentration camp.
He thought of a good place to store the newspapers.
He said goodbye to Klepy; it was like saying farewell to a dear friend.
Ruda prayed that the Jews wold make it safely through the war.
Why was Ruda shot by a German officer?
He refused to give him the stack of Klepy newspapers.
He refused to go to the concentration camp.
He refused to give him the coat he was wearing.
He refused to say he was Jewish.
How many Jews lost their lives by the end of 1945?
More than 6 million (600 万)
More than 600,000 (60万)
More than 60,000 (6万)
More than 60 million (6000万)
How did the issues of Klepy come safely through the war?
A Christian friend of Ruda's kept them safe.
A librarian in Budejovice kept them safe.
Ruda's sister kept them safe.
German officers kept them safe.
absence
when you are not in the place where people expect you to be, or the time that you are away
the action of saying goodbye
related to Christianity
an arrangement of things for people to look at or buy
soldier
the act of creating something
someone who is in the army
the state of being kept safe, or the action of keeping something safe
a feeling of unhappiness and of not having any hope
gloom
the action of saying goodbye
related to Christianity
to become brighter: to make something brighter
a feeling of unhappiness and of not having any hope
collection
used to say that you lose hope or confidence
a group of similar things that someone has brought together
if something is scarce, there is not very much of it available
marked by misfortune; unlucky
rumor
information or a story that is passed from one person to another and which may or may not be true
to have or express a different opinion from someone else
making you feel that something evil, dangerous, or illegal is happening or will happen
when you discuss something
霖土先生 has a very cute cat. Her name is...
くろ
たま
みつ
あめ
underground
operating secretly and often illegally, especially against a government
not fair or reasonable
a person or animal that has grown to the full size; not a child
to allow something to happen, especially by an official decision, rule or law
Ruda took the last copy with a.....
crushed soul
sinking heart
worried face
saddened feeling
permit
if something frustrates you, it makes you feel annoyed or angry because you are unable to do what you want
to limit someone's actions or movements
to allow something to happen, especially by an official decision, rule or law
not fair or reasonable
issue
using words in a clever and amusing way
poems in general, or the art of writing them
something that you say when you express an opinion or say what you have noticed
a magazine or newspaper printed for a particular day, week, or month
