WorksheetsHana's Suitcase: A True Story
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 44mins
Hana's Suitcase is a fiction story.
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The ONLY setting of the story is Czechoslovakia.
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The Bradys were the poorest family in their town.
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Hana had both a brother and a sister.
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George was Hana's older brother.
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The Holocaust began in 1939 and ended in 1945.
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Hana's father was a doctor.
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Hana and her family enjoyed participating in winter sports.
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Hana's family loved to entertain many different kinds of people in their home.
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The first person in the Brady family to be deported was Hana's mother.
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Fumiko is a young Japanese high school student.
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Soon after the Nazis invaded Czechoslovakia, Jewish people were not allowed to own radios or bicycles, go to movie theatres, or send their children to school.
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Thereisenstadt and Terezin are two names for the same place.
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Hana and the other children at Thereisenstadt did not have any activities to occupy their time in the camp.
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George and Hana lived in the same building in Thereisenstadt.
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The Gestapo were the Nazis secret state police.
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After Hana's mother was deported, Hana never had any communication from her until after her death.
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Fumiko always knew what Hana looked like since the beginning of the story.
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Hana was a creative child.
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By 1942, the Nazis allowed all deported Jews in Europe to return to their homes.
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The group of Japanese children who were taught by Fumiko to understand the Holocaust were called Small Wings.
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Uncle Ludvik was a member of Hana's family who risked his life to hide Hana and George.
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Hana celebrated her birthday while she and George were waiting in the warehouse to be deported in Thereisenstadt.
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Fumiko had to go to Terezin personally to find out more information about Hana.
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In Thereisenstadt, many of the prisoners were artists, musicians, and teachers who instructed the other adults and children to express their creativity trough music and art.
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Hana and George were sent away from Thereisenstadt.
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George wasn't sure that he was the only survivor in this family until he went back to Uncle Ludvik and Aunt Hedda's house after he was liberated.
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George moved to Toronto.
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George went to Japan.
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Hana died in Thereisenstadt.
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What are the different places where the story takes place?
United States
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Who is Fumiko Ishioka?
Museum director
Secretary
Lawyer
Investigator
Write five facts that you learned about the Holocaust.
What objects were delivered to Fumiko?
A shoe, a chair and a journal
A sock, a shoe, a suitcase and a can of gas
A can of gas, glasses, and pants
A water bottle, jewels and a handbag
Where did the objects Fumiko received come from?
Holocaust Museum in Israel
Australia
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Auschwitz Museum
Who was Hana Brady?
A young Jewish girl
A poor Christian girl
A Jewish woman
The older sister of George
Where did Hana live?
In Nove Mesto na Morave
In Chicago
In Warsaw
In Berlin
Who were the members of her family?
Paul, Bill and Rosa
George, Karel and Marketa
Karl, Jakub and Anita
Antoni, Aleksander, Zofia
Which member of the Brady family survived?
Hana
Karel
George
Marketa
Where did Hana die?
In her home
In Terezin
In a police station
In Auschwitz
