Boy in the Striped Pajamas- Chapter 1-4

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How does Bruno feel about his new house?

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He feels the new house is old, dreary, cold and boring; he feels alone and not at home.

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Why does Bruno's family move from Berlin to 'Out With'?

Back

Bruno's dad had to move for work.

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What does Bruno see outside the window in his bedroom?

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He sees what we can infer is a concentration camp.

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Who are the 'monsters' that Bruno refers to in Chapter 3?

Back

His sister Gretel's friends.

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What does the term 'exasperation' mean?

Back

Irritation, extreme annoyance.

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What is the significance of the setting in 'The Boy in the Striped Pajamas'?

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The setting highlights the stark contrast between Bruno's previous life in Berlin and his new life near a concentration camp.

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How does Bruno's relationship with his sister Gretel evolve in the early chapters?

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Bruno finds Gretel annoying and often refers to her as a 'Hopeless Case'.

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What does Bruno's perspective reveal about childhood innocence?

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Bruno's naive understanding of his surroundings emphasizes the theme of innocence amidst the horrors of war.

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What role does Bruno's father play in the story?

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Bruno's father is a high-ranking officer in the Nazi regime, which influences the family's move and their lifestyle.

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How does the author use dialogue to develop characters in the first four chapters?

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Dialogue reveals the personalities and relationships of characters, such as Bruno's innocence and Gretel's maturity.