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1
This character in Jojo symbolizes the gullible type of person who spreads all of the gossip & propaganda
Frau Roehm
Captain K
Freddie Finkel
Rosie
2
Which of the following is NOT a theme in Night?
father/son relationship
remembrance
dehumanization
revenge
3
Weird Al's "Amish Paradise" is an example of
Sardonic voice
parody
burlesque
understatement
4
Term for enclosed districts to isolate Jews in a town or city
ghetto
moat
wies
arroyo
5
The symbol from Jojo that represents Jojo's helplessness
shoelaces
Hitler
dagger
Yorki
6
Elie was raised in this hometown
Zenkovo, Russia
Kiev, Ukraine
Warsaw, Poland
Sighet, Romania
7
He was the writer, director and costar of Jojo Rabbit
Salvador Paoli
Taika Waititi
Bert Grunning
Roman Griffith
8
She has been secretly working with the Resistance
Rosie
Inge
Elsa
Frau Roehm
9
‘Jojo Rabbit’ Reminds Us That in Judaism, Dancing Means Freedom
" uses THIS as evidence to support the main claim
data/numerical facts
Biblical stories/passages
other famous movies about Jews
the US Constitution
10
Which word does NOT describe the relationship Elie had with his father?
Loyal
Emotionally distant
Respectful
Complicated by guilt
11
In the story about the two sisters who survived Auschwitz, what were the two sisters' names?
Monika & Ursula
Margot & May
Rena & Danka
Gabi & Gisela
12
Rosie's shows are an example of
dramatic irony
personification
Chekhov's gun
understatement
13
True or False: Elie Wiesel lived a short but powerfully significant life.
False
True
14
Jojo's growing struggle with his Hitler is THIS type of conflict
man vs. self
man vs. nature
man vs. man
man vs. supernatural
15
What was the famous motto that greeted train passengers as they entered Auschwitz-Birkenau camp?
"Willkommen in der Hölle"
"Arbeit macht frei"
"Himmel auf Erden"
"Gott steh dir bei"
16
Which best describes Ursula in the "I Watched Jojo Rabbit" article?
Granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor
Jewish Holocaust victim who lost her whole family
Reformed former Hitler youth
Former Hitler youth who still struggles w/ racist urges
17
What was the name of the evil doctor antagonist the sisters had to face in Auschwitz?
Dr. Seuss
Dr. Goethe
Dr. Mengele
Dr. Klemm
18
The purpose of this genre is to expose/ridicule the humanity's vices
sarcasm
realism
satire
verbal irony
19
How old was Elie when he was sent to the concentration camp?
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9
4
14
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What is the main setting of Night?
Europe 1920s
Asia 1930s
Asia 1950s
Europe 1940s
21
Wiesel was awarded the ______________ in 1986.
Nobel Peace Prize
Heisman Trophy
Pulitzer Prize
Caldecott Award
22
a character who is deliberately exaggerated, often to the point of being stereotypical
foil
tertiary
caricature
static
23
The term for acts committed with the intent to destroy an entire ethnic/racial/religious group
genocide
fratricide
euthanasia
immolation
24
What religion did Elie Wiesel practice?
Liberal Judaism
Catholicism
Christianity
Orthodox Judaism
25
The night of violence and destruction against the Jews planned by the Nazis
the Holocaust
Kristallnacht
Wiehnachten
the Shoah
26
This satire is a more gentle type of teasing
Juvenalian
Epic
Horatian
Plinian
27
The Nazis required Jews to wear a __________ to identify themselves as Jewish
red crescent
pink triangle
yellow star
silver candle
28
The symbol of power and violence in Jojo Rabbit
dagger
rabbit
gun
shoes
29
In "Survivor Voice," survivor Steven Adler says that only ____% of the Jewish children survived the Holocaust
25
33
50
10
30
In Night, why was Madame Schachter beaten on the train?
She was being bossy & demanding
She didn't give the guards her locket
She kept screaming about a fire
She stole bread from the rabbi
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What is the USC Shoah Foundation's mission?
To hunt down war criminals from WWI
To bring Holocaust victims back to their hometowns
To record testimony of those affected by genocide
To hunt down war criminals from WWII
