ATLWC Parts 4 and 5 Reading Quiz

What is the address of the house that von Rumpel seeks out as he looks out over the devastation of the city in the beginning of Part Four: 8 August 1944?

• 27 rue de Chartres

• 33 rue de Esplanade

• 16 rue de la Crosse

• 4 rue Vauborel

How does Marie-Laure know that someone has entered the house in Part Four: 8 August 1944?

• She can hear screaming and shattering glass

• A trip-wire rings a bell

• The person shoots through the front door

• Her great-uncle tells her

Who does Werner develop equipment for at the school in Part Five: January 1941?

• Bastian

• Professor Hublin

• Hauptmann

• Joseph Goebbels

For how long has Marie-Laure's father been gone without word when Madame Manec finally takes her outside the house in Part Five: January 1941?

• 2 weeks

• 9 days

• 29 days

• 1 and 1/2 weeks

Where does Marie-Laure's father say he is now in his letter to her in Part Five: January 1941?

• Paris

• Germany

• England

• America

Who is sitting in the alcove with Marie-Laure and Madame Manec in Chapter 81: "Grotto" in Part Five: January 1941?

• Harold Bazin

• Francois Giannot

• Claude Levitte

• Professor Hublin

When Werner is summoned to the commandant's office in Chapter 90: 'Orders,' he is told that his age was recorded wrong. How old does the commandant tell Werner he really is (supposedly)?

• 14

• 18

• 15

• 16

How does Marie-Laure’s relationship with her father evolve in Part 4 and 5?

• She grows closer to him as he helps her escape from the German occupation
  

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  She becomes resentful of him for taking her away from Paris
  

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  She struggles with her father’s silence after he is taken away
  

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  She begins to feel abandoned and grows distant from him

What pseudonyms do Madame Manec and Marie-Laure give themselves?

• The Blade and the Whelk

• The Cat and the Mouse

• The Knife and the Mollusk

• The Rock and the Flame

In All the Light We Cannot See, what is Werner's main internal struggle during Parts 4 and 5?

• His loyalty to his sister versus his desire to succeed at the school
  

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  His fear of heights versus his love for adventure
  

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  His growing doubts about the morality of the Nazi regime versus his need to survive
  

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  His rivalry with another cadet over a leadership position