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- 1. Multiple Choice
"Whoever named Himmel Street certainly had a healthy sense of Irony." This quote is an example of irony because...
Himmel is actually translated to mean hell.
Himmel is translated to mean heaven.
Himmel is where Liesel met Hans Hubermann.
Himmel is where Leisel's nightmare began.
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhen this book opens, what year is it?1933194219391946
- 3. Multiple Choice".....Rosa Hubermann, who looked like a small wardrobe with a coat thrown over it." This quote from part one uses what type of figurative language?PersonificationMethaphorHyberboleSimile
- 4. Multiple Choice" Ash stumbled from its edge and lunged and lifted several times until it hit the ground." What type of figurative language is used in the quote above?PersonificationSimileOxymoronHyperbole
- 5. Multiple Choice"I would hasten to admit, however, that there was a considerable hiatus between the first stolen book and the second." Which of the following words could replace hiatus in the sentence above and keep the same meaning?travelbreakdiscussionpunishment
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following characterization best describe Hans Hubermann?He had great talent, but he preferred to stay unnoticed.He was extremely conceited.He was ill-mannered, and had a very bad temper.He was very demanding and obsessive.
- 7. Multiple Choice"He had already cheated me in one world war but later be put into another......" In this quote "me" refers to ________.HansDeaththe governmentLiesel
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following did Mrs. Hubermann insist that Liesel call her?MamaMrs. HubermanMamRosa
- 9. Multiple ChoiceThe boy next door to Liesel, Ruby Steiner, was obsessed with an American athlete. With which athlete was he obsessed?Joe LouisJesse OwensHenry ArmstrongHank Aaron
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat game did the children play in the street to pass their time?SoccerRugbyCricketHopscotch
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