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WorksheetsPrisoner B-3087 Ch 19-22
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Yanek says that the new prisoners believed all the lies they Nazis told them. He says they "bought it hook, line, and sinker". What type of figurative language is this?
personification
allusion
idiom
onomatopoeia
What significance does is have that Yanek sees British fighter planes overhead?
The planes might bomb the camp.
The British are arriving to fight back against Germany.
The British are there to help the Germans collect more Jews.
The plane is not significant to the story.
Mengle sorted the Jews at Auschwitz by their:
Age
Gender
Size
Ability to do work
Why were the women signing at the camp?
to keep the young children quiet
to soothe the fears of those going to the gas chamber
to make noise so the kapos wouldn't know what they were up to
to send secret messages to the men
Based on Chapters 21-22 one can conclude that...
Yanek will be repaid for his kindness
Yanek will not survive the war
All Jewish populations are in Auschwitz
The war may soon be over because of the help of the Allies
Which statement is an opinion?
Another small mercy. Or perhaps they too had missed the way the world had been before the war.
One of the prisoners began to sing.
I tensed, sure one of the soldiers would shoot him, but they let him continue.
The Pole beside me began to sing, and I recognized the song.
Which statement contains a cause-effect relationship?
I found myself walking next to a boy about my age.
The boy tripped and stumbled into me, and I caught him.
Each step I took was harder than the last.
Surely someone else had to feel the same way.
When he arrived at Auschwitz, Yanek said he was 18, healthy, and his trade was...
Clerk
Student
Bricklayer
Carpenter
Yanek and Fred were able to have extra bread because...
the kapo snuck them extra rations
they gave the kapo zloty
another prisoner snuck them food
they took it from the dead man's pocket
Yanek tries to stand up to the kapo to help Fred when he is sick.
True
False
The Nazis did not have trains to take prisoners to Sachsenhausen because...
They were being used for the war effort
The Jews took over all train stations
They didn't work correctly
The tracks had been destroyed
In chapter 22, Uncle Moshe would have scolded Yanek for doing what?
Sharing food with another prisoner
Giving another prisoner his name
Helping someone else
Being remembered for something
