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"The Boy who Fought Hitler" (Storyworks)
"The Boy who Fought Hitler" (Storyworks)
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Answer the questions based on the Storyworks article, "The Boy who Fought Hitler."
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Which line from the article supports your answer to question 4?
"Ben's family moved into one small room."
"Ben gripped his younger brother's hand, his heart pounding with fear."
"No one was permitted to bring more than a few belongings."
"Roughly 400,000 Jewish people were crammed into the ghetto."
2
Which word best describes Ben Kamm's life BEFORE the Holocaust?
difficult
happy
dangerous
fearful
3
You can infer that Ben felt ______ as he and his family were forced into the ghetto.
terrified
curious
resigned
weak
4
What serious problem did Ben Kamm face in Warsaw before World War II?
anti-Semitism
poverty
overcrowded streets
homelessness
5
What does Ben's decision to join the partisans shows about him?
He was friendly.
He was fearful.
He was foolish.
He was brave.
6
This article is mainly about...
Ben's experiences in Poland during World War II
The German invasion of Poland at the beginning of World War II
Ben Kamm's life before the war
how Hitler rose to power
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Why did many people believe the lies Adolf Hitler told about Jewish people?
They were already suspicious of because they didn't understand the religion
Jews had only recently moved to Europe.
They believed everything they heard.
Hitler controlled most of Europe.
8
What does sabotaged mean in the line "They blew up factories, sabotaged railroads, stole weapons shipments..."
captured
destroyed
built
protected
9
Which line from the article supports your answer to question 2?
"By 1945, 6 million Jewish men, women, and children would be dead."
"Hitler's words spread from Germany to other countries in Europe."
"His lies fanned the flames of centuries-old prejudice against the Jews."
"Hitler rose to power in Germany during a time the country was struggling"
10
In the sentence, "Many of the Nazis who helped murder Ben's family were executed for their crimes," executed means...
sent to prison
released from jail
put to death
killed in battle