I'll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow

What message does the title “I’ll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow” convey most clearly to the reader?

• It is important to communicate plans with others.

• One day can mean the difference between life and death.

• Every day offers the promise of new experiences and challenges.

• It is better to wait cautiously than to take an action that proves disastrous.

What is the most likely meaning of emaciated as it is used in these sentences from “I’ll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow”? Freddy, my boyfriend, opened the door. I was bald and emaciated. He didn’t recognize me until I spoke.

• very confused

• overly friendly

• incredibly tired

• extremely skinny

What does the context suggest is the most likely meaning of tolerable as it is used in these sentences from “I’ll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow”? The food in the prison was tolerable, we were allowed outside every other day, and the guards didn’t mistreat us. We must have been easy prisoners.

• stale

• decent

• delightful

• disgusting

Read this comment by the narrator of “I’ll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow.” I used to think: We’re not allowed to walk down the street anymore? Fine, then we won’t go for a walk. What is the narrator’s initial attitude toward the restrictions placed on Jews?

• sad but hopeful

• frightened but defiant

• irritated but compliant

• confused but optimistic

What is the primary theme of the story "I'll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow"?

• Hope and perseverance

• Fear and isolation

• Love and sacrifice

• Betrayal and revenge

In the context of "I'll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow," what does the phrase 'fetch her' most likely imply?

• To bring someone back

• To send someone away

• To ignore someone

• To punish someone

Which literary device is most prominently used in the title "I'll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow"?

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Alliteration

• Personification

What is the tone of the narrator in "I'll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow"?

• Optimistic

• Melancholic

• Sarcastic

• Joyful

What does the word 'fetch' suggest about the narrator's intentions in "I'll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow"?

• Urgency

• Indifference

• Determination

• Confusion

How does the setting influence the events in "I'll Go Fetch Her Tomorrow"?

• It creates a sense of urgency

• It provides a peaceful backdrop

• It is irrelevant to the story

• It complicates the plot