WorksheetsMaus Book 2 Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Book 2, Chapter 1: Vladek tells about his time in Auschwitz with Mandelbaum. Why is Mandelbaum having such a difficult time?
he misses his wife
he lost his spoon, and has two shoes that do not fit
the Kapo beat him and broke his nose
he gets lice
Book 2, Chapter 1: Vladek gets his number. A priest tells him his number is good luck because
it has the lucky number 7 in it
it adds up to 100
it adds to 18, the Hebrew number of life
it is shorter than all the other numbers
Book 2, Chapter 1: Vladek volunteers when the Kapo asks...
for someone who is super strong
for someone who is super smart
for someone who is tall
for someone who speaks English
Book 2, Chapter 1: In return for giving the Kapo English lessons the Kapo gives Vladek
food, better clothes, and help for his friend Mandelbaum
money
a bed to sleep in
a letter from Anja
Book 2, Chapter 2: Artie is struggling. We see this in symbols when he is at his writing desk surrounded by
rain
dead bodies and flies
the light colors
flowers
Book 2, Chapter 2: In the same chapter, Artie starts to shrink into a younger version of himself to signify how he is feeling, which can be best described as
carefree
joyful
overwhelmed
mysterious
Book 2, Chapter 2: Vladek is able to find Anja by working with
the Kapo he taught English to
a Hungarian woman named Mancie
another prisoner
no one, he found her on his own
Book 2, Chapter 2: The chimney repeats over and over again in this chapter to signify
chimneys
smoke
how death constantly surrounds them in the concentration camp
energy
Book 2, Chapter 2: Vladek gets a job fixing what?
shoes/boots
dishes
shirts
chimneys
Book 2, Chapters 1-2 what symbols are NOT included?
shoes/boots
chimneys
masks
rats
In Book 2, light is used to
emphasize conflict and food (moments of hope)
show when it is day and night
reveal, very clearly, character traits
show shadows
In Book 2, onomatopoeia is used to do all of the following except
emphasize conflict
emphasize pain
emphasize songs
create a sense of desperation
