2. What is special about the day that the novel opens?
(a) It is the shop's centennial
(b) Corrie's sister has a baby girl
(c) The Nazis invade Holland
(d) It is Corrie's wedding

3. What becomes a crime?
(a) Gathering with more than three people
(b) Owning an automobile
(c) Reciting the Bible
(d) Singing the Dutch national anthem

4. Who hides two Jews for Willem?
(a) Mrs. Ten Boom
(b) Anna
(c) Betsie
(d) Nollie

5. What is the hiding place made of?
(a) Metal
(b) Plaster
(c) Brick
(d) Wood

6. The family practices until they can hide all evidence of others in what amount of time?
(a) 10 seconds
(b) 8 minutes
(c) 70 seconds
(d) 3 minutes

7. How long is Mrs. Ten Boom in a coma?
(a) Four days
(b) One week
(c) Two months
(d) Ten months

8. What are the Jews around Haarlem required to wear?
(a) Prison uniforms
(b) Hats
(c) Stars on their clothing
(d) Handcuffs

9. To what do Betsie and Corrie awaken?
(a) Helicopters
(b) Bombing
(c) Tornado sirens
(d) Dogs barking

10. Of what group is Otto a part?
(a) KKK
(b) Fascist Party
(c) Hitler Youth
(d) Communist Party

11. From what does Corrie's sister Betsie suffer?
(a) Anemia
(b) TB
(c) Polio
(d) Cancer

12. What does the family travel for, even though Mrs. Ten Boom is sick?
(a) Willem's first sermon
(b) Peter's funeral
(c) The dedication of the cathedral
(d) Betsie's wedding

13. Who refuses to help Corrie hide a mother and a young infant?
(a) Her sister, Nollie
(b) A rural preacher
(c) Peter
(d) The mayor

14. What does Corrie call the network with which she works?
(a) God's army
(b) God's underground
(c) The Ten Boom crew
(d) The Dutch resistance

15. What does Willem warn Corrie about?
(a) Karl and his parents' wishes for a higher-class marriage for him
(b) Mrs. Ten Boom's health
(c) Her desire to move to America and the effect it could have on the family
(d) The growing Nazi threat and how to help the Jews in town