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WorksheetsTBISP Review Chapters 1-8
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 36mins
What was father's big announcement?
Grandmother was coming to town
The Fury was coming for dinner
They will be moving back to Berlin
What did mother mean by "the evening would be a greater success if some people helped out a little bit more around the house?"
She wanted more workers to help
She wanted to rest for work tomorrow
If she would receive help from every one in the house
What was ground rule #1?
Stand quietly and do not speak to the Fury until he speaks to you and reply in a clear tone
Do not talk with mouth full
Make sure to use eye contact
Describe the Fury's appearance.
small, dirty, striped pajamas and a star of David
shorter than father and not as strong. dark hair, cut short, and a tiny moustache
tall, dirty with long hair
Why did Bruno think the Fury was a horrible man?
He was rude
He sat in father's seat
He didn't open the door for the woman
All the above
What was mother and father's conversation about after the Fury left?
The argued about having to move to "Out With"
How caring the Fury seemed to be
They argued over Bruno's behavior
As a result of the Fury coming to dinner, what happened?
The family had to move away from "Out With"
Bruno had to go to bed early
The family had to move to another country
What was Shmuel’s father’s job?
He was a builder
He was a watchmaker
He was a chef
Where did Shmuel and his family used to live?
On a farm
In the city
Above the watch shop
What special item did the Nazi soldiers take away from Shmuel?
A slingshot
A watch
A ring
When the Nazi soldiers made Shmuel and his family leave his home, where did they send them?
To Cracow, Poland
A basement
A school
Shmuel’s family had to live in one room in Cracow, Poland with another family. How many people lived in that one room?
5
25
11
What is Bruno's reaction to armbands?
Bruno thinks they look unfashionable
Bruno wants Shmuel to wear his
Bruno would like to wear an armband
Why doesn't Bruno believe everything Shmuel tells him?
Shmuel is a liar
Bruno has never experienced the conditions described by Shmuel
Bruno rode on the same train to "Outwith" with Shmuel
What did Bruno decide to do when he got home?
He decided to tell everyone about how he met Shmuel
He decided to ask Gretel to come explore with him tomorrow and meet Shmuel
He decided that he wouldn’t tell anyone how he met Shmuel
Connect the work with its meaning:
conviction
belief
analyze
to separate into parts for close examination
nazi
a member of Hitler's Party
open-minded
not have preconceptions or prejudgments; receptive; tolerant; impartial
holocaust
the slaughter of Jews and members of other groups by Nazis during World War II
Match each word with its meaning
resigned
to come to terms with
argue
reasons for or against something
dismissively
something that is clear and apparent
foreseeable
predict or expect
compare
to note the likenesses or similarities
What did Bruno's mother say that was strange?
The trains were filled with Jews who are people like everyone else.
They should have never let the Fury come to dinner.
Bruno should never have walked through the house with muddy shoes.
Maria deserves a pay raise.
What room in Bruno's hose is "Out Of Bounds At All Times No Exceptions"?
His parent's bedroom
Gretel's room
The maid's quarters
Father's office
Why was Bruno confused about the trains at the train station?
The trains were going in the same direction, but on one train, the passengers were being crammed in, and his train was almost empty.
The trains were going in the same direction, but both trains were almost empty.
The trains were going in opposite directions, but on one train, the passengers were being crammed in, and his train was almost empty.
The trains were going in the opposite direction, but both trains were crammed entirely.
Where does Bruno's father say home is?
Home is where the heart is
Home is where you feel loved and safe
Home is where you sleep at night
Home is where your family is
"Ah, those people... those people... well, they're not people at all, Bruno." Well, at least not as we understand the term. But you shouldn't be worrying about them right now. They're nothing to do with you. You have nothing whatsoever in common with them."
What people is Father referring to in the quote above?
The soldiers and secretaries that are in and to of the house
Maria and the other maids and servants
The people Bruno sees outside of his window in the huts
The people Bruno left behind in Berlin
What is the central idea of chapter five?
If she were to finish this sentence what might she say?
