The Devil's Arithmetic Quiz

Hannah's Hebrew name was Chaya.

The correct answer is "The Devil's Arithmetic" because the title accurately reflects the content of the book. The word "Devil" suggests a dark and sinister theme, while "Arithmetic" implies a mathematical aspect to the story. Therefore, this book is likely to explore a combination of supernatural elements and mathematical concepts.

The given statement states that Hannah was the main character. Since the statement does not provide any contradictory information or context, we can assume that the answer is true.

Rivka and Hannah were good friends.

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The given statement suggests that when Hannah died, she was transported back to her own time. This implies that Hannah may have been living in a different time period or had time-travel abilities. The answer "True" indicates that the statement is correct and that Hannah indeed returned to her original time after her death.

The statement suggests that Hannah was aware of the Holocaust and warned others not to go with the strange men, implying that she had knowledge of the danger they posed. This aligns with the historical context of the Holocaust, where many innocent people were deceived and taken away by Nazis or collaborators. Therefore, the answer "True" is correct as it accurately reflects the information provided in the statement.

Rivka gave the blokova a gold ring to let Hannah work in the kitchen because she knew that Hannah, being a city girl, would not have been able to handle the physical labor of working with the logs.

The sentence suggests that Hannah had done something in relation to the year 1942. The only option that fits this context is "traveled back in time." This implies that Hannah somehow went back in time to the year 1942.

Rivka gave the blokova a gold ring to allow her to work in the kitchen.