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WorksheetsPractice - IB Holocaust Summative
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 6hrs 20mins
What is adversity?
A situation involving exposure to danger.
Difficulties; misfortunes.
Communication with a friend through a phone.
A risk.
What is a risk?
Difficulties; misfortunes.
A situation involving exposure to danger.
An adversity.
A way to behave when around friends.
Germany was experiencing great economic and social ______________.
hardship
growth
ease
fortune
Germans were defeated in WWI, they had been forced to pay reparations to ___________.
Axis of Power
The Allies
Hitler
President Regan
During the 1930's Hitler rose to power during these hard times in _________.
Austria
California
Poland
Germany
Hitler blamed the _______ for the hardships in Germany and came up with his intricate plan to exterminate Jewish people.
Jews
Russians
Americans
Native Americans
killing, especially of a whole group of people or animals.
Extermination
Genocide
Pesticide
Hugging
The belief or hostile behavior toward Jews just because they are Jewish.
Anti-Semitism
Racism
Anti-trust
prejudice
The purposeful killing of many people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.
8×17=136
Pesticide
Genocide
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Center for political prisoners and members of national or minority groups who are confined for reasons of state security, exploitation, or punishment, usually by executive decree or military order.
Labor Camp
Death Camp
Summer Camp
Concentration Camp
a historical race concept which emerged in the late 19th century to describe people of Indo-European heritage as a racial grouping. (Blonde hair, Blue eyes, White skin)
White People
Aryan Race
People from Iceland
Jewish People
The German state secret police during the Nazi regime, organized in 1933 and known for its brutal methods and operations.
SS
The Illuminati Δ
Gestapo
The Police
Founded in 1925, the “Schutzstaffel,” German for “Protective Level,” initially served as Adolf Hitler’s (1889-1945) personal bodyguards, and later became one of the most powerful and feared organizations in all of Nazi Germany.
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88
SS
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The genocide of European Jews during World War II. Between 1941 and 1945, Nazi Germany and its collaborators systematically murdered some six million Jews across German-occupied Europe, around two-thirds of Europe's Jewish population.
The Holocaust
The World Series
The Great Depression
The Big Sad
When did the most successful revolt, at any of the German camps, take place?
October 14th, 1943
October 13th, 1943
October 14th, 1992
August 14th, 1943
What kind of camp was Sobibor?
Death Camp
Summer Camp
Fishing and Hunting Camp
US Army Base Camp
The Berliner was a what?
Jewish Traitor
Nazi
Rabbi
Russian POW
What happened to the prisoners who were sent to the showers?
They were killed with boiled water.
They were cleaned.
They were given fresh clothes after.
They were gassed and killed.
About how many SS were in Sobibor?
About 700
About 30
About 20
Only 12
Who was the Russian officer that worked with the imprisoned Jews and Russian POW to escape?
Lieutenant Alexander Pechersky
Barron Alexander Pechersky
Silva Pechersky
Officer Alexander Pecher
About how many prisoners were there in Sobibor that were going to escape?
500
600
400
200
What did Himmler say needed to be added to the camp security?
Less Guards, Mines, and more Barbed Wire.
More Guards and Wooden Fences
More Guards, Mines, and Barbed Wire.
More Fuel, Mine Carts, and Pick Axes.
How many people escaped Sobibor and how many lived?
About 200 escaped.
About 190 of those 200 lived.
About 200 escaped.
About 50 of those 200 lived.
About 200 escaped.
About 10 of those 200 lived.
About 600 escaped.
About 500 of those 600 lived.
What was planted over top of the camp after it was demolished?
A single rose bush.
A fungus farm.
A bed of tulips.
A forest of trees was planted.
Leader of Nazi Party
Adolf Eichmann
Irma Grese
Adolf Hitler
Reinhard Heydrich
2nd most powerful man in the Third Reich
Heinrich Himmler
Reinhard Heydrich
Josef Mengele
Adolf Hitler
Directly responsible for the Einsatzgruppen
Irma Grese
Adolf Eichmann
Reinhard Hitler
Reinhard Heydrich
Prisoners referred to her as “The Beast”
Idina Mendel
Maria Mandel
Ilse Koch
Irma Grese
Taunted prisoners at Buchenwald concentration camp
Ilse Koch
Irma Grese
Maria Mandel
Eva Moses Kor
She was only 19 years old at the time of the Holocaust.
Eva Moses Kor
Maria Mandel
Ilsa Koch
Irma Grese
Publicly forgave Nazis
Irma Grese
Anne Frank
Eva Moses Kor
Miriam Moses Kor
The Angel of Death
Josef Mengele
Adolf Eichmann
Heydrich Himmler
Josef Stalin
Wrote a diary
Annie Oakley
Irma Grese
Miriam Frank
Anne Frank
Hitler wrote the book
Mein Camp
Mein Kampf
Where the Wild Things Are
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish
He believed that Jews were the greatest enemy of all, the incarnation of evil.
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Ronald Regan
Adolf Himmler
This person was Hitler's overseer
Heinrich Himmler
Josef Mengele
Adolf Eichmann
Reinhard Heydrich
Managing and facilitating the mass deportation of Jews to ghettos and killing centers.
Adolf
Adolf Eichmann
Adolf Himmler
Adolf Hitler
Reinhard Heydrich lived
1900-1942
1904-1948
1904-1940
1904-1942
Maria Mandel was...
chief guard at Auschwitz women's camp
guard at Birkenau men's camp
chief guard at Birkenau women's camp
junior guard at Birkenau women's camp
Ilse Koch is said to have a collection of...
lampshades, book covers, and gloves from human skin.
lampshades, book covers, and gloves from deer skin.
Irma Grese was only ___ years old at the time of the Holocaust.
20
22
19
17
Irma Grese
A secret member of the anti-nazi party.
She is known for her murders, tortures, and cruelties.
SS guard at Terzin.
Known for parties and casserole dishes.
Jews, Homosexuals, Gypsies/Romani People, Russians, and Handicapped/Disabled.
These groups were targets of the Holocaust
These groups were not targets of the Holocaust
These groups were supportive of the Holocaust
These groups were targets of the Hologram
Eva Moses Kor had a twin sister named
Miriam
Anne
Margot
Leslie
Eva Moses Kor was...
Was a part of Dr. Mengele’s Twin Experiments
Was a part of Adolf Hitler's "Ladies of the SS" annual calendar.
Eva Moses Kor was told she had _________ to live but fought to survive so her sister would not be murdered.
two weeks
two days
Three weeks
15 days
Josef Mengele evaded capture and punishment for his crimes. He died in...
1975
1999
1985
1950
A camp located in Southern Poland, opened in 1940 and was the largest of the Nazi concentration and death camps.
Auschwitz
Warsaw Ghetto
Terezin
Dachau
The Warsaw Ghetto was...
the smallest of the Nazi ghettos during World War II.
the largest of the Nazi ghettos during World War II.
the only Nazi ghetto during World War II.
the largest of the Nazi ghettos during World War III.
A ghetto is...
A hair style that was worn by men in Poland.
a part of the city that is restricted to an isolated or segregated area or group.
a part of the city that is isolated.
a death camp for Jewish children.
A concentration camp that held primarily Jews from Czechoslovakia.
Terezin
Tarzan
Tortuga
Tarantula
Terezin started as a concentration camp and became a __________.
life camp
work camp
summer camp for kids
death camp
Over time, other groups were also interned at Dachau, such as...
Jehovah's Witness, Roma (Gypsies), homosexual, as well as "asocial" people and repeat criminal offenders.
Jehovah's Witness, Africans, homosexual, as well as repeat criminal offenders.
Roma (Gypsies), homosexual, and repeat criminal offenders.
Jehovah's Witness and Roma (Gypsies)
It was the first regular concentration camp established by the National Socialist (Nazi) government.
Terezin
Dachala
Dachau
Tarzine
Dachau
Often described as "the first cemetery for the Nazi celebrites."
Often described as "the first concentration camp for political prisoners."
Often described as "the final work camp for political prisoners."
Often described as "the final concentration camp for political prisoners."
This night is known as the "Night of Broken Glass."
Krystal Night
Chrysalisnach
Krampusnacht
Kristallnacht
Krystallnacht
Nazis in Germany torched synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, schools and businesses and killed close to 100 Jews.
Americans in Germany torched Nazi headquarters, vandalized Nazi homes, schools and businesses and killed close to 100 Nazis.
During Krystallnacht ________ Jewish men were arrested and sent to Nazi concentration camps.
300,000
20,000
2,000
30,000
Anne Frank originally wanted to be a _________ but later decided she wanted to be a writer.
Writer for the Amsterdam Chronicle
Bollywood Movie Star
Hollywood Movie Star
Therapist for Holocaust Survivors
Anne's favorite subject in school was...
Language Arts
Science
Math
History
Anne wrote...
The Book: Mein Kampf
A Diary telling of what occurred in the annex.
The Play: The Diary of Anne Frank
Typhus was spread by...
rats
fleas
saliva
dirt
Which of the following are some symptoms of typhus?
high fever, rash, dry cough.
sneezing, confusion, white spots.
pale skin, sores, and yellowing of the eyes.
dark bruises in underarms, black stool, runny nose.
Anne and her family hid where?
The green house behind the spice business.
The secret annex.
Switzerland.
With Mr. kraler and Miep.
Edith, Otto, Anne, and Margot Frank
Herman, Auguste, and Peter van Pels (The Van Daans)
Fritz Pfeffer (Mr. Dussel)
All people who hid in a green house.
All people who hid under the stairs in Mr. Kraler's house.
All people who hid in the annex behind the spice business.
How big was the annex?
864 square feet
350 square feet
450 square feet
400 square feet
How many days did Anne and her family hid in the annex?
750
800
365
761
What piece of furniture hid the entrance to the annex?
A Tall Chest of Drawers
A Murphy Bed
A Bookcase
A Mirror
Who found Anne's diary?
Miep Gies
A Nazi Soldier
Mr. Kraler
Otto Frank
Where did Anne die?
Auschwitz
Terzin
Dachau
Bergan-Belsen
How did Anne die?
Gassed by Nazis
Died of Starvation
Died from Typhus
Worked to Death
What happened to Anne's diary after Otto is given it.
He later has it published so people know Anne's story and those from the annex.
He cries and burns it in a nearby fire.
He gives it back to Miep and asks her to have it published.
Why do Mr. Kraler and Miep help the Franks and their friends hide?
They did not help.
They did not like the ill treatment of human beings.
They were secretly helping the Nazis round up Jews.
How does Anne compare her situation in the annex to what others are facing?
They are in hiding, so they are “safer” while others are being taken off the streets, disappearing, being killed.
They are in hiding, so they are lucky while others are being taken killed the streets.
What does Anne call her diary?
Kitty
Darling Diary
Pim
Mrs. Quack Quack
How did the gestapo know where the Franks and their friends were hiding.
A worker went into the business at night and called the cops after hearing a noise.
Miep told the gestapo because she was mad at Anne.
A thief broke into the business at night and reported it to receive a lesser sentence after being arrested.
A wroker reported it after noticing the new bookcase.
