Quiz over Hokusai and Not To Go With Others
To avoid doing any more work
So the guards would not return and shoot him again
To avoid being transferred to another prison
Zaremski was a coward.
Zaremski was smart and stayed cool under pressure.
Zaremski was disloyal to his friends.
An artist who learns to do copper etchings
A worker in a library
An illustrator for popular magazines
A young person contracted to learn a trade or skill
Zaremski was able to think quickly in an emergency.
Zaremski had superhuman strength.
Zaremski had extraordinary hearing.
Zaremski refused to go to war when his friends did.
Zaremski went to a different prison camp than the others did.
Zaremski survived by deciding to stay behind when the other men climbed the wall
The women and children were begging him to come out.
He realized that the Germans had left and the camp had been liberated.
He recognized the voices of his wife and children.
I and II
II and III
I and III
A prisoner of war camp during World War II
A German bunker during World War I
An American prison during the Vietnam War
He believed that his work kept improving as he got older.
He resented the physical limitations of growing old.
He believed he had done his best work as a very young man.
Great talent
Bad reputation
Uncontrollable enthusiasm
Special tool
Sent to another prison
Punished
Killed
Watched more carefully
It was a hot summer day.
The guards were returning and he wanted to hide.
The building was on fire.
Considered money more important than anything else
Considered tradition more important than anything else
Loved novelty and experimentation
An interview with Zaremski
Books the author has read
The author’s imagination
An interview with Hokusai
Books the author has read
The author’s imagination
The author’s experience as an artist
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