A Voice from the Holocaust

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What happened the night of "Crystal Night?"

Eve and her family had to hide all their valuable from the Nazis.

Jewish people are no longer allowed to buy crystal

Nazis burned businesses and broke out windows of buildings belonging to the Jews

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When was the last time Eve saw her childhood best friend?

After the day in the park

After she came over and tore up the pictures

After Crystal Night

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Who is the narrator of this story?

Bibi

Eve's mother

Eve

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Eve's best friend from childhood was

Adelheid

Tante Hans

Humi

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What kind of "treasures" did Eve keep under her bed?

special jewelry from her family

pictures and letters from her family

extra food for when she was hungry

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When Eve first met the people she would be staying with in England, they greeted her with

a wave but no smile

a lot of smiles and talking

a lot of presents and hugs

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What was the Holocaust?

The torment and murder of millions of Jews by the Nazis

The religion of the Nazis

The name of the concentration camps

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Why did Eve and her best friend from childhood stop being friends?

because Eve moved away

because Eve's parents wouldn't allow them to be friends any more

because of the Nazi power and belief system about Jews

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After working a year at her first job, Eva left to become this

a soldier

a teacher

a nurse

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When Eve's father disappears ten weeks, where did he go?

He had been in England

He had been taken to a Nazi prison

He had been in the hospital

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Why would Eve eat cabbage sandwiches everyday for lunch?

because cabbage sandwiches her her favorite

because cabbage sandwiches reminded her of her family

because her caretakers couldn't afford to buy a hot lunch

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Is "A Voice from the Holocaust" fiction or nonfiction?

non fiction

fiction

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How many years had Eve been away from Berlin when she returned?

5years

15years

30 years

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What is the author's purpose in writing this story?

to entertain

to inform

to persuade

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Why does Eve use a a lot of descriptive language in writing this story?

because she has bad memories

because she wants people to know her story

because she wants the reader to visualize what is happening

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Why was Eve so interested in what had happened at the concentration camps?

so she could write this book

because she knew that's where here family had ended up

so she could stop more camps from being built

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Why was Eve surprised her family home was still standing?

Because all the other buildings on her street were gone

Because the Nazis told her father they would destroy it

Because it was so old

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What was Eve's "first big lie?"

Eve told her friend the reason she couldn't go to the big picnic was because she was moving to England

Eve told her friend the reason she couldn't go to the big picnic was because she had to go to a family reunion.

Eve told her friend the reason she couldn't go to the big picnic was because her Buffi had puppies

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Someone who is forced to leave their country is a

hostel

alien

refugee

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Why did Eve's parents send to her England?

because she cost them too much money

because she wanted to live with relatives

because they wanted to save her from being captured by the Nazis.

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Who did Eve live with in England?

Hubi and his dog Mimi

George and Florence Rattenbury (Uncle and Auntie)

Her cousins from Geneva

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Eva left her care takers in England to work at her first job at

a nursery for evacuated children

a hospital

a school for Jewish children

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What was the Gestapo?

The religion of the Nazis

A town in England

The police

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What point of view is this story told?

First person

second person

third person

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What is the Kindertransport?

where Nazi children went to school

a special school for Jewish children

transportation for Jewish children to England