This quiz, based on 'Surviving Hitler: A Boy in the Nazi Death Camps,' assesses understanding of the historical context and personal experiences during the Holocaust. It covers geographical movements, transportation means, and military conflicts, enhancing learners' comprehension of WWII and Holocaust narratives.
Ghettos
Apartments
Other Count
Under German arrest
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Nazis
Polish armies in the courntry side
Americans
Jews
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True
False
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True
False
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True
False
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Jewish gym
City office for Jewish citizens
Jewish place of worship
Jewish classroom
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True
False
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Pete Warren
Adolf Hitler
Andrea Warren
Anne Frank
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He is friends with everyone in the community.
The German army was smaller than the Polish army.
None of the Jewish people in the community caried weapons.
The non-Jewish people were willing to leave the Polish army in defeat.
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Entertainment
Clothes
Food shortages
Public humiliation
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True
False
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Digging cisterns
Building roads
Hauling bricks
Cooking meals
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Yiddish
German
Polish
English
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Mosquitos
Ticks
Lice
Bed bugs
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Hauling bricks and crushing rocks
Fighting in the German army
Building roads
Digging cisterns
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First class
Lower class
Middle class
Coach class
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Simple
Ignorant
Uneducated
Stupid
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Skull cap and a hat
Scarf
None of the above
Both of the above
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True
False
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Soldier
Fish cannery
Barbershop
Sign painter
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They might have a common enemy in the Germans.
Jack had to learn which parts of town it was safe for him to be in without risk of being beaten up by a non-Jewish gang.
The Jewish girls constantly taunted and picked on the Jewish boys.
Jack cheered the Polish soldiers riding horse back through the streets on their way to the border to protect Poland.
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Vietnam
French English War of 1938
World War I
World War II
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Prominent citizens
Non-Jewish and Jewish citizens
Soldiers
Catholic priest
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False
True
False
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False
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Flyer
Newspaper
Poster
Law
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12 hour
6 hour
3 hour
1 hour
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Sign painting
Ammunition (bullets)
Fish cannery
Barbershop
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Roads were jammed with automobiles, horse-drawn wagons
Everyone was running to the border
The military was killing innocent people
They were not it just seemed that way
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True
False
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False
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The Nazis forced him
His mother begged him
The very rich paid him to take their place
His grandfather could no longer work and he took his place.
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Ignored
Destroyed
Repaired
Robbed
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Gdynia
Stutthof
Gross-Rosen
Auschwitz
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