The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (Ch. 11-12)

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What does Shmuel's father do for a living?

Back

He repairs and makes watches.

Front

What are Bruno's and Shmuel's thoughts on armbands?

Back

Bruno wants one, Shmuel doesn't.

Front

How did Bruno describe the Fury as a guest?

Back

Bruno thought that the Fury was the rudest guest he'd ever had.

Front

How does Bruno perceive the concentration camp?

Back

He was oblivious and ignorant as to what was really going on.

Front

What was the father's big announcement?

Back

The Fury was coming for dinner.

Front

What is the significance of armbands in the story?

Back

Armbands symbolize identity and segregation in the context of the Holocaust.

Front

How does Bruno's innocence affect his understanding of the camp?

Back

Bruno's innocence leads him to misunderstand the true nature of the camp and its horrors.

Front

What does the term 'Fury' refer to in the story?

Back

The term 'Fury' refers to Adolf Hitler, who is depicted as a powerful and intimidating figure.

Front

What does Bruno's family represent in the story?

Back

Bruno's family represents the obliviousness of many people during the Holocaust.

Front

How does Shmuel's experience differ from Bruno's?

Back

Shmuel experiences the harsh realities of the camp, while Bruno remains sheltered and unaware.