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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhy does Bruno's family move from Berlin to "Out With"?His mother's job requires them to move.Bruno's dad had to move for work.Bruno's parents want him to attend a different school.The war was coming and they needed to find a safe place to live.
- 2. Multiple ChoiceHow does Bruno feel about his father's job?He is frustrated because his dad works for the military and he doesn't like it.He is frustrated because he doesn't know what his father does for a living and the other boys in his class do.Bruno is happy that his father serves his country in the military. When he grows up he wants to be just like him!Bruno thinks that his dad's job is important and that he is a good man.
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWho does Bruno live with?His motherHis fatherHis sister GretelAll of the above
- 4. Multiple ChoiceHow old is Bruno?6 years old7 years old9 years old10 years old
- 5. Multiple ChoiceHow does Bruno feel about "the man with the serious look on his face?"He thinks that the man is too serious and can't possibly have children.He thinks that the man is fun and would be a great dad!He thinks that the man is a brave soldier fighting for his country.He thinks the man may have lost his wife and son which is why he looks so serious.
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWho are the "monsters" that Bruno refers to in Chapter 3?His sister Gretel's dollsHis sister GretelHis sister Gretel's friendsMonsters that live under his sister Gretel's bed
- 7. Multiple Choice"But there was something about the new house that made Bruno think that no one ever laughed there; there was nothing to laugh at and nothing to be happy about."
Based on the quote above, how does Bruno feel about his new house?He feels the new house is cool and fun; he loves the open space; he feels right at homeHe feels the new house is old, dreary, cold and boring; he feels alone and not at homeHe feels the new house will be an adventure for him to explore and find new nooks and crannies! He can't wait to set up his room.He is indifferent about the new house; it neither excites him or disappoints him. - 8. Multiple ChoiceWhy did Bruno open his mouth and looked shocked at the end of chapter 2?He saw something that surprised himHe saw something that made him feel cold and unsafeHe saw a huge garden that looked like the best place to play hide and go seekHe saw his father approaching the house
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat does Bruno see outside the window in his bedroom?He sees a school full of children playing at recessHe sees wild animals roaming the yardHe sees soldiers practicing their drillsHe sees what we can infer is a concentration camp
- 10. Multiple Choice
muster
something that is contained
to be a sign of; evidence
to assemble, as for battle
to take for granted
- 11. Multiple Choice
indicate (page 19)
a thin flat plate or tablet of metal
barren or laid waste
to be a sign of, evidence
utter confusion
- 12. Multiple Choice
exasperation (page 17)
to assemble, as for battle
utter confusion
irritation, extreme annoyance
a thin flat plate
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