War That Saved My Life

What textual evidence suggests that Ada experiences significant personal growth throughout the novel?

• Ada remains fearful of leaving her room throughout the story.

• Ada takes on a leadership role in her new community and learns to read.

• Ada refuses to learn to ride a horse or interact with others.

• Ada frequently talks about wanting to return to her old life in London.

How does Ada's view of herself change by the end of the book?

• She believes she is unworthy of love and happiness.

• She sees herself as a hero of the war.

• She understands her worth and seeks independence.

• She realizes her physical limitations define her.

What can be inferred about the societal impact of World War II on children based on the experiences of Ada and Jamie?

• The war had little to no effect on children's lives.

• Many children were shielded from the realities of war.

• The war forced many children to grow up quickly and face adult responsibilities.

• Children were largely ignored and left to fend for themselves during the war.

What is the primary setting of 'The War That Saved My Life'?

• A) London, England

• B) A small village in the English countryside

• C) Paris, France

• D) New York City

Which character in 'The War That Saved My Life' is Ada's younger brother?

• A) Jamie

• B) Susan

• C) Becky

• D) Fred

What physical challenge does Ada face in 'The War That Saved My Life'?

• A) She is blind

• B) She has a clubfoot

• C) She is deaf

• D) She has a speech impediment

How does Ada's relationship with Susan change throughout the novel?

• A) It remains distant and cold

• B) It becomes more trusting and loving

• C) It becomes more hostile

• D) It remains unchanged

What motivates Ada to leave her home in London?

• A) Her desire to see the countryside

• B) The threat of bombings during World War II

• C) Her mother's encouragement

• D) Her brother's insistence

What is a major theme in 'The War That Saved My Life'?

• A) The importance of wealth

• B) The power of education and self-discovery

• C) The inevitability of war

• D) The value of solitude

How does Ada's perception of herself change by the end of the novel?

• A) She feels more confident and valued

• B) She feels more isolated

• C) She feels more dependent on others

• D) She feels unchanged