3. What does Corrie ask of Lieutenant Rehms?
(a) To let the Jews go
(b) To stay in solitary confinement
(c) To see Betsie
(d) To be transferred into Germany

4. By Christmas, 1943, every family in Haarlem has what?
(a) A dog to protect them from the Germans
(b) A family member in prison or in hiding
(c) A radio hidden
(d) A person hiding in their house

5. What does the police chief want the underground to do?
(a) Give up the hidden Jews
(b) Hide his family
(c) Kill a German spy
(d) Stop operating

6. What does Corrie rejoice about in her new cell?
(a) It is warmer
(b) She is closer to Betsie
(c) She gets to be alone
(d) It has a window

7. Who does Otto work for by 1943?
(a) The German police
(b) The Holland government
(c) The underground
(d) A rival watch shop

8. What takes the family away in Corrie's vision?
(a) Airplane
(b) A boat
(c) Train
(d) A cart

9. How many women sleep in a bunk?
(a) 10
(b) 1
(c) 3
(d) 5

10. Why do all of the Ten Booms gather in Lieutenant Rehms' office?
(a) To attend Betsie's wedding
(b) To hear Casper's will
(c) To see Pickwick
(d) To say goodbye to Nollie

11. Corrie feels guilty because she thinks that she is what?
(a) Healthy
(b) Selfish
(c) Young
(d) Happy

12. What does Betsie tell Corrie about the German soldiers?
(a) She feels sorry for them
(b) They are old enough to know better
(c) She thinks that they can be bribed
(d) She hates them for what they've done

13. What do the sisters start to do each night?
(a) Hold prayer meetings
(b) Dig a hole under the fence
(c) Sew pillows together
(d) Share meals with the other women

14. What did the Germans find in the house?
(a) The Jews hidden in the house
(b) The hiding place
(c) The hidden valuables
(d) The radio

15. Who gives the family advice at the facility where they are taken?
(a) Bulldog
(b) Pickwick
(c) Rolf
(d) Mr. Smit