WorksheetsThe Book Thief Quiz Part 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Why does Liesel check the letterbox every day?
She hopes for a gift from the Nazi Party.
She is waiting for letters from her mother, Paula Meminger.
She expects invitations to Hitler Youth events.
She wants to intercept propaganda flyers.
What event is the town of Molching preparing to celebrate?
The end of World War I
A local harvest festival
Hitler’s birthday
A military victory in Stalingrad
What does Hans Junior accuse his father, Hans Hubermann, of being?
A traitor to Germany
A coward for not supporting the Nazi Party
A poor provider for the family
A reckless painter
What item do the Hubermanns struggle to find for the celebration?
Their Nazi flag
Hans’s accordion
Rosa’s wooden spoon
Liesel’s stolen books
Why is Hans Hubermann called der Juden Maler (the Jew Painter)?
He hid Jewish families in his basement.
He painted over anti-Jewish slurs on shop fronts.
He created propaganda posters for the Nazis.
He refused to join the German army.
What is the purpose of the bonfire in the town square?
To celebrate a local wedding
To burn books and materials deemed “un-German”
To cook food for the hungry citizens
To light the streets during air raids
How does Liesel participate in the Hitler birthday celebration?
She gives a speech about loyalty to the Führer.
She marches in the Hitler Youth parade.
She attends the bonfire and plans to steal a book.
She sings Nazi anthems with her friends.
What does the conflict between Hans Junior and his father reveal?
A generational divide over support for the Nazi Party
Disagreements about family finances
Arguments over Liesel’s adoption
Tensions about religious beliefs
What event is foreshadowed regarding Hans Junior’s future?
He will become a high-ranking Nazi officer.
He will be sent to fight in Stalingrad.
He will reconcile with his father.
He will join the resistance movement.
What does Liesel’s act of stealing a book symbolize?
Her love of reading for entertainment
Resistance against oppression and censorship
A desire to impress the Hitler Youth
Her plan to sell books for money
