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Hitler issues an emergency decree that takes away the rights of the citizens "for their own protection."

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1

Gerhard recalls the day Hitler was sworn in as president.

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1

Helmuth listens to Hitler's first speech; he believes Hitler says all of the right things, but Mutti disagrees.

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1

Helmuth, our main character, is in prison on death row.

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1

Herr Kaltenbach attacks Benno Seligmann at school.

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1

By the summer of 1938, Jews are forbidden from entering German schools, parks, etc.

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1

What friend helps Helmuth create the detective agency?

A) Karl

B) Benno

C) Gerhard

D) Rudi

1

Who are Helmuth's siblings?

A) Hans and Hugo

B) Hans and Gustav

C) Gerhard and Gus

D) Gerhard and Hans

1

What is the Fatherland?

A) Germany

B) Austria

C) Poland

D) Sweden

1

What is the Jungvolk?

A) It is a radio station that Helmuth likes to listen to.

B) It is the Hitler Youth group for boys 10-14.

C) It is the newspaper that Hugo reads to get his information about what is going on in the war.

D) It is a town in Germany Helmuth used to live in.

1

What religion does Helmuth belong to?

A) Jewish

B) Catholic

C) Mormon

D) Atheist

1

What is the name of Helmuth's detective agency?

A) Lord Liasion

B) Lord Byron

C) Lord Lister

D) Lord SS

1

What does Inspector Becker give Helmuth?

A) A murder case to solve

B) Busy work to do in his office

C) A robbery case to investigate

D) Nothing. He doesn't take them seriously

1

If the story is written in italics, that means the story is taking place where?

1

If the story is written in normal print, that means the story is taking place where?

2

Describe the conditions of the prison where Helmuth is.

2

What are Opa and Oma's opinions of Hitler?

1

What day does the executioner work?

3

Why does Helmuth want to go to the parade in Hitler's honor? What does his mom say? How does he feel about this? To fully answer this question, your answer must be 3 sentences long.

2

Why do you think it was easy for Hitler to gain loyalty from the German people?

2

Describe what happens to Herr Seligmann when he tries to wash his shop windows.

2

Explain some of the changes that have been occurring throughout Germany so far in the novel.

2

How does Herr Zeiger treat Benno in class?

2

What is the result of Helmuth and Rudi's trip to see Inspector Becker? How did this detective work affect both of their lives?

2

How are Herr Vinke and Hugo similar?

1

Why does Helmuth join the Jungvolk?

A) Hugo demands that he join

B) Hitler decreed that all German youth join the group

C) Helmuth wanted to meet new people

D) Hugo thought it would be a good way for Helmuth to learn more about Hitler

1

Why does Inspector Becker allow Helmuth and Rudi to continue their investigation?

A) Becker believed they would solve the crime

B) Becker did not want to investigate the case

C) Becker believed Helmuth and Rudi needed something to occupy their time

D) Becker believed the boys showed initiative, which he considered a good Nazi trait

1

The incident involving Rudi and the Lord Lister card demonstrates

A) the care in which the German people showed their citizens

B) the suspicions that are consuming the German people

C) the vigorous way the German people believed in their laws

D) the compassion and trust people felt toward each other

1

Burning non-German books should be worrisome because

A) it would be a waste of money to burn books because books are expensive

B) it means free thinking would not be allowed

C) people wouldn't be able to read a good story

D) non-German books have better storylines that German books

1

"Thanks to the Fuhrer, you will learn the new thinking in Germany." Why is this quote a dangerous statement?

A) If you don't think like the majority in Germany, you are a traitor to Germany

B) You are inciting people to fight against Germany because you are thinking on your own

C) Being told what to believe is best for any country

D) Keeping with the majority ensures success in life

1

The government led by Adolf Hitler in Germany was called

A) The Republic of a Greater Germany

B) The Socialist Party of Greater Germany

C) The Democratic Party of Socialist Germany

D) The National Socialist Party

1

Why did Germans begin to boycott Jewish businesses?

A) The Jewish businesses did not support Christian merchandise

B) The Jewish businesses were located in bad neighborhoods

C) The Jews were overcharging for their merchandise

D) The Jews were destroying the economy

The Boy Who Dared Quiz - Sections 1-3

The Boy Who Dared Quiz - Sections 1-3

Hitler issues an emergency decree that takes away the rights of the citizens "for their own protection."

Gerhard recalls the day Hitler was sworn in as president.

Helmuth listens to Hitler's first speech; he believes Hitler says all of the right things, but Mutti disagrees.

Helmuth, our main character, is in prison on death row.

Herr Kaltenbach attacks Benno Seligmann at school.

By the summer of 1938, Jews are forbidden from entering German schools, parks, etc.

What friend helps Helmuth create the detective agency?

Who are Helmuth's siblings?

What is the Fatherland?

What is the Jungvolk?

What religion does Helmuth belong to?

What is the name of Helmuth's detective agency?

What does Inspector Becker give Helmuth?

If the story is written in italics, that means the story is taking place where?

If the story is written in normal print, that means the story is taking place where?

Describe the conditions of the prison where Helmuth is.

What are Opa and Oma's opinions of Hitler?

What day does the executioner work?

Why does Helmuth want to go to the parade in Hitler's honor? What does his mom say? How does he feel about this? To fully answer this question, your answer must be 3 sentences long.

Why do you think it was easy for Hitler to gain loyalty from the German people?

Describe what happens to Herr Seligmann when he tries to wash his shop windows.

Explain some of the changes that have been occurring throughout Germany so far in the novel.

How does Herr Zeiger treat Benno in class?

What is the result of Helmuth and Rudi's trip to see Inspector Becker? How did this detective work affect both of their lives?

How are Herr Vinke and Hugo similar?

Why does Helmuth join the Jungvolk?

Why does Inspector Becker allow Helmuth and Rudi to continue their investigation?

The incident involving Rudi and the Lord Lister card demonstrates

Burning non-German books should be worrisome because

"Thanks to the Fuhrer, you will learn the new thinking in Germany." Why is this quote a dangerous statement?

The government led by Adolf Hitler in Germany was called

Why did Germans begin to boycott Jewish businesses?

Hitler issues an emergency decree that takes away the rights of the citizens "for their own protection."

Gerhard recalls the day Hitler was sworn in as president.

Helmuth listens to Hitler's first speech; he believes Hitler says all of the right things, but Mutti disagrees.

Helmuth, our main character, is in prison on death row.

Herr Kaltenbach attacks Benno Seligmann at school.

By the summer of 1938, Jews are forbidden from entering German schools, parks, etc.

What friend helps Helmuth create the detective agency?

Who are Helmuth's siblings?

What is the Fatherland?

What is the Jungvolk?

What religion does Helmuth belong to?

What is the name of Helmuth's detective agency?

What does Inspector Becker give Helmuth?

If the story is written in italics, that means the story is taking place where?

If the story is written in normal print, that means the story is taking place where?

Describe the conditions of the prison where Helmuth is.

What are Opa and Oma's opinions of Hitler?

What day does the executioner work?

Why does Helmuth want to go to the parade in Hitler's honor? What does his mom say? How does he feel about this? To fully answer this question, your answer must be 3 sentences long.

Why do you think it was easy for Hitler to gain loyalty from the German people?

Describe what happens to Herr Seligmann when he tries to wash his shop windows.

Explain some of the changes that have been occurring throughout Germany so far in the novel.

How does Herr Zeiger treat Benno in class?

What is the result of Helmuth and Rudi's trip to see Inspector Becker? How did this detective work affect both of their lives?

How are Herr Vinke and Hugo similar?

Why does Helmuth join the Jungvolk?

Why does Inspector Becker allow Helmuth and Rudi to continue their investigation?

The incident involving Rudi and the Lord Lister card demonstrates

Burning non-German books should be worrisome because

"Thanks to the Fuhrer, you will learn the new thinking in Germany." Why is this quote a dangerous statement?

The government led by Adolf Hitler in Germany was called

Why did Germans begin to boycott Jewish businesses?