Life Under the Nazis

According to the passage, how many people lived in the ghetto?

• 120,000

• 200,000

• 1,939

• 200

According to the passage, which of the following is a description of a photograph that is in Ross's archives?

• the German army marching

• a family in the park

• starving German families eating dinner

• starving Jewish people eating soup

It can be inferred from the passage that . . .

• there often was not enough food for people in the ghetto

• everyone survived the Holocaust

• life in the ghetto was easy for all Jewish people

• survivors have good memories of living in the ghetto

"Today, those photos still evoke painful memories." As used in the passage, "evoke" means . . .

• ignore

• bring to mind

• forget

• get rid of

Which of the following best describes what this passage is mostly about?

• Esther Brunstein's life

• Henryk's photographs of life in a Polish ghetto during the Holocaust

• how to take photographs in a Polish ghetto during the Holocaust

• the life of Henryk Ross

According to the passage, how many European Jews were killed by the German Nazis during World War II?

• 3 million European Jews

• 10 million European Jews

• 6 million European Jews

• 11 million European Jews

Based on the passage, why did Ross most likely bury some of the photos he took during the war?

• burying the photos was the best way to preserve them

• he would have gotten in trouble with the German army

• he wanted future generations to see them

• he did not have a proper way to store them in his home

Henryk Ross's son have the collection of photographs to the Archive of Modern Conflict ____________ his father's death in 1991.

• after

• but

• so

• because

Who had a more privileged life in the Lodz ghetto?

• Esther Brunstein

• Henryk Ross

What does the sign read at the entrance to the Lodz ghetto?

• "If you enter, you must stay."

• "All hail Hitler!"

• "Please tip the photographer."

• Jewish residential area-entry forbidden."