2. What does the girl do when her father tells her what is happening?
(a) Cries.
(b) Passes out.
(c) Runs away.
(d) Becomes hysterical.

3. How did the restrictions affect the girl?
(a) She could not leave the house.
(b) She was beaten regularly.
(c) She was forced to work long hours cleaning the sidewalks.
(d) She could not play in the park.

4. How many Jews were deported from Vel d'Hiv' in July 1942?
(a) 130,000.
(b) 1.3 million.
(c) 13,000.
(d) 1,300.

5. How does the narrator explain the fact that Bamber did not know anything about Vel d'Hiv'?
(a) She was not Jewish.
(b) She was British.
(c) She was young.
(d) She was old.

6. What does the girl receive from a stranger?
(a) A blanket.
(b) A book.
(c) A roll.
(d) An apple.

7. How old is the girl?
(a) Seven.
(b) Fourteen.
(c) Ten.
(d) Four.

8. Why is Julia Jaramond looking forward to taking over Mame Tézac's apartment?
(a) She will have an office.
(b) She will have a servant.
(c) She will be closer to the center of the city.
(d) She will be in charge of redecorating.

9. What is Bertrand's reaction when Julia tells him about her pregnancy?
(a) He is unhappy about it.
(b) He is thrilled.
(c) He tells her to abort it.
(d) He leaves her.

10. What was Vélodrome d' Hiver before it was a holding site for Jews?
(a) A ghetto.
(b) A race track.
(c) A stadium.
(d) A campground.

11. How do the girl's parents react when they hear about the boy?
(a) They are horrified.
(b) They start a fight, and are beaten.
(c) They both pass out.
(d) They are relieved.

12. Where is "Sarah's Key" set?
(a) London.
(b) Prague and Paris.
(c) Orleans.
(d) Paris.

13. How is the family transported away from their neighborhood?
(a) By foot.
(b) By train.
(c) By cart.
(d) By bus.

14. What is Mame Tézac suffering?
(a) Depression.
(b) Multiple sclerosis.
(c) Parkinson's.
(d) Alzheimer's.

15. What happened then the girl and her family arrived at Beaune-la-Rolande?
(a) The people were killed.
(b) The people were put to work.
(c) Healthy people were separated from sick people.
(d) The men and women were separated.