WorksheetsMilkweed Novel
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Who is the narrator of the novel Milkweed?
Misha
Janina
Uri
Mr. Milgrom
In Chapter 7, how does Misha feel about the story that Uri makes up to explain his past?
He is offended by the story.
He loves the story.
He wants to change the story.
He refuses to accept the story as his own.
In Chapter 19, how does Misha get outside of the ghetto?
He walks through the gates.
He climbs over the wall.
He tunnels beneath the wall.
He climbs through a hole in the wall.
In Chapter 34, what does Misha want to find in order to make Janina happy?
A comb.
A pickled egg.
A tomato.
A hazelnut buttercream chocolate.
In Chapter 39, why can't Misha and Janina return to the ghetto after smuggling?
They cannot fit back through the hole.
The hole in the wall has been filled.
There is a guard keeping watch by the hole.
The ghetto is empty of people.
In Chapter 42, who finds Misha on the train tracks and helps him?
Uri.
Doctor Korczak.
A young girl and her dog.
A farmer.
Near the end of the novel, what middle name does Misha give his granddaughter?
Janina
Uri
Milgrom
Katherine
In Chapter 39, what happens to Janina when she and Misha go back to the train station?
She learns Misha is a Jackboot.
She runs into Buffo.
She finds the love of her life.
She is caught by the Jackboots.
Who is the author of the novel Milkweed?
Jerry Spinelli
Lois Lowry
Suzanne Collins
J.K. Rowling
What is the main setting of the novel Milkweed?
Warsaw, Poland
Berlin, Germany
Paris, France
London, England
In the novel Milkweed, what is Misha's original name?
Stopthief
Jack
Uri
Janina
What genre does the novel Milkweed belong to?
Historical Fiction
Science Fiction
Fantasy
Mystery
Which character in Milkweed is known for telling stories about his past?
Uri
Misha
Janina
Mr. Milgrom
What is the significance of the milkweed plant in the novel?
Symbol of hope and survival
A source of food
A hiding place
A weapon
In Milkweed, what does Misha often steal to survive?
Bread
Jewelry
Clothes
Books
What is the relationship between Misha and Janina in the novel?
Friends
Siblings
Cousins
Strangers
How does the novel Milkweed explore the theme of identity?
Through Misha's changing names and roles
Through Janina's family history
Through Uri's leadership
Through Mr. Milgrom's teachings
What is the climax of the novel Milkweed?
Misha's escape from the ghetto
Janina's capture by the Jackboots
Uri's betrayal
Mr. Milgrom's death
In Milkweed, what does Misha learn about humanity?
The capacity for both kindness and cruelty
The importance of wealth
The power of education
The necessity of war
What literary device is frequently used in Milkweed to enhance the narrative?
Flashbacks
Foreshadowing
Metaphors
Alliteration
How does the author of Milkweed use imagery to depict the setting?
Vivid descriptions of the war-torn city
Detailed accounts of character's clothing
Focus on the sounds of nature
Emphasis on the taste of food
What role does Uri play in Misha's life in Milkweed?
Protector and mentor
Adversary
Distant relative
Teacher
In Milkweed, what does the character Buffo represent?
The brutality of the Jackboots
The kindness of strangers
The innocence of children
The wisdom of elders
What is the narrative perspective of the novel Milkweed?
First-person
Second-person
Third-person limited
Third-person omniscient
How does the novel Milkweed end?
Misha finds peace in America
Janina is reunited with her family
Uri becomes a hero
Mr. Milgrom survives the war
