2. What happens to Misha's ear one night when he is at Janina's house?
(a) A Jackboot tugs on his ear.
(b) Janina's father tugs him by the ear.
(c) A Jackboot shoots him in the ear.
(d) Janina shoots him in the ear.

3. What does Misha offer to trade a baker for bread?
(a) His necklace.
(b) His shoes.
(c) Uri.
(d) His pants.

4. What does Uri tell Misha he believes in?
(a) Bread.
(b) God.
(c) Mercy.
(d) Ghosts.

5. What does Janina's uncle call their new home?
(a) A mansion.
(b) A shed.
(c) A pig sty.
(d) A closet.

6. What does Misha do when he rides the horses?
(a) He only rides one horse.
(b) He rides every single horse.
(c) He rides for hours on end.
(d) He never rides the horses.

7. Why does the boy in the street have a newspaper on his face?
(a) The boy was dead.
(b) The boy had been abandoned.
(c) The boy was cold.
(d) The boy was sleeping.

8. What does the narrator say his name is?
(a) Stopthief.
(b) Olaf.
(c) Henryk.
(d) Enos.

9. Who does the crowd standing around the horses accuse of ruining it?
(a) A Jackboot.
(b) Misha.
(c) A Jew.
(d) Uri.

10. Who does Misha spot in the parade to the ghetto?
(a) The baker.
(b) Doctor Korczak.
(c) A woman he stole from.
(d) Uri.

11. Where do Misha and the boys sleep in the ghetto?
(a) In the rubble.
(b) With Janina's family.
(c) In the orphanage.
(d) In their house.

12. Who is not with the boys when the stable is invaded?
(a) Henryk.
(b) Uri.
(c) Misha.
(d) Olek.

13. What does Mr. Milgrom say about Misha in relation to his family?
(a) That Misha should stay away.
(b) That Misha is family.
(c) That Misha reminds him of Janina.
(d) That Misha is not family.

14. What does Uri put around Misha's neck to keep him from running off?
(a) A tracking device.
(b) A dog collar.
(c) A necklace.
(d) A leash.

15. What does Misha tell Uri he is glad about?
(a) That he is a Jackboot.
(b) That he is not a Jew.
(c) That he is a Jew.
(d) That he is not a Jackboot.