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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Eindeutschung - The Oven (pp.192-255).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Hansel do to prove to the village children that he is not afraid?
(a) Touches the pig's bottom.
(b) Suggests a game of war with the village children.
(c) Kisses the flank of a pig.
(d) Fights one of the children.
2. Why do the village men think the Major cannot rest in the evening like a normal person?
(a) The major makes sure to rest during the day so that he is fully aware of the villages' goings-on at night.
(b) He suffers from insomnia, therefore he cannot rest.
(c) The major left all of his friends on the front lines, fighting.
(d) He cannot rest because he does not do any heavy labor, so he is not tired like the others.
3. What does the Major think the result of the Christmas Eve hunt will be?
(a) The Major thinks he will be court-marshaled and shot.
(b) The Major believes the Oberfuhrer is going to be hurt.
(c) The Major thinks the Oberfuhrer will kill Hansel.
(d) The Major believes the Oberfuhrer will become violent if he does not get a boar.
4. Why do Magda, Hansel and Gretel wash with kerosene?
(a) Kerosene gets rid of lice.
(b) Kerosene keeps them warm.
(c) Kerosene helps to get all the dirt out.
(d) Kerosene was used as soap.
5. What makes Magda happy when on the truck, even though she knows she is in trouble with the Germans?
(a) Her brother died a hero.
(b) Nelka and the baby are safe and gone.
(c) Hansel and Gretel are safe inside the oven.
(d) The war was almost over.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens to all the ashes of the dead, once their bodies are incinerated?
2. Why does Gretel go off in the woods on her own?
3. When the partisans raid the farm, what is the purpose of the hut beside the river?
4. What do the women helping Magda think is happening as they are ushered underground?
5. What does the father, now named the Mechanik, have to do to prove his loyalty?
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