Refugee 1-6

What year is the setting of the story where Josef's experience takes place?

• 1935

• 1938

• 1940

• 1945

Why has Josef's family been forced to move into a smaller flat?

• They were evicted by the landlord.

• They couldn't afford their old place because Josef's father wasn't allowed to practice law anymore.

• They wanted to live closer to the city center.

• Their old flat was destroyed.

What is the relationship between Josef and Ruth?

• Cousins

• Friends

• Brother and Sister

• Classmates

How does Josef react when the shadows enter his room?

• He hides under his bed.

• He tries to fight them off.

• He screams and gets dragged across the room.

• He runs out of the room to get help.

What does Josef do to comfort his sister Ruth during the frightening event?

• He tells her a story.

• He sings her a song.

• He wraps her in a protective hug.

• He gives her a toy to distract her.

What did the Brownshirts do when they entered Josef's house?

• They politely asked for Josef's father.

• They helped Josef's family with household chores.

• They destroyed furniture and personal belongings.

• They brought gifts for Josef's family.

What were the Brownshirts wearing when they invaded Josef's home?

• Colorful uniforms with peace symbols.

• Regular clothes and some had brown shirts and swastika armbands.

• Formal suits and ties.

• Police uniforms.

How did Josef's mother react when she saw her children after the Brownshirts entered?

• She was calm and collected.

• She scolded Josef and Ruth.

• She lunged for her children with tears in her eyes.

• She ignored them and spoke to the Brownshirts.

What did the Brownshirt in charge say to Josef when he tried to defend his father?

• You have shown great courage.

• Don't be so quick to grow up, boy.

• You will be rewarded for your loyalty.

• We will leave your family in peace now.

What did the Brownshirts accuse Josef's father of doing?

• Helping the enemies of the state.

• Continuing to practice law despite the fact that Jews are forbidden to do so under the Civil Service Restoration Act of 1933.

• Stealing from the German government.

• Hiding fugitives.