Exploring Chapter 3 of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

What is Bruno's initial reaction to the new house?

• Bruno immediately loves the new house.

• Bruno feels indifferent about the house.

• Bruno is unhappy and confused.

• Bruno is excited and happy.

How does Bruno feel about leaving his friends behind?

• Bruno feels sad and upset about leaving his friends behind.

• Bruno is relieved to leave his friends behind.

• Bruno feels indifferent about leaving his friends behind.

• Bruno is excited to leave his friends behind.

What does Bruno's mother say about the new house?

• Bruno's mother believes the new house is just right for their family.

• Bruno's mother says the new house is horrible and too big.

• Bruno's mother says the new house is charming and well-designed.

• Bruno's mother thinks the new house is perfect and cozy.

Who does Bruno meet in Chapter 3?

• Shmuel

• Maria

• Father

• Gretel

What does Bruno's father do for a living?

• Doctor in a hospital

• Teacher at a local school

• Commandant in the Nazi army

• Engineer in a factory

How does Bruno describe the view from his new room?

• Bruno sees a large, open area with a fence and some trees, feeling isolated and unhappy.

• Bruno sees a vibrant garden filled with flowers and feels at peace.

• Bruno looks out at a bustling playground and feels happy and content.

• Bruno enjoys a beautiful view of the city skyline and feels excited.

What is the significance of the 'fence' mentioned in this chapter?

• The 'fence' signifies boundaries and protection, reflecting themes of isolation and safety.

• The 'fence' represents a source of conflict and tension.

• The 'fence' indicates a lack of resources and opportunity.

• The 'fence' symbolizes freedom and open spaces.

How does Bruno's mother react to his questions about their new home?

• She enthusiastically explains their new home.

• She expresses excitement about the move.

• She reacts with discomfort and avoids the topic.

• She shares detailed information about the neighborhood.

What does Bruno think about the people he sees outside?

• Bruno feels that the people are familiar and comforting.

• Bruno thinks the people he sees outside are strange and different from him.

• Bruno thinks the people are friendly and similar to him.

• Bruno believes the people are boring and uninteresting.

What themes are introduced in Chapter 3 regarding innocence and friendship?

• The chapter focuses on the loss of innocence and the end of friendships.

• Themes of betrayal and rivalry are explored through the characters' conflicts.

• Themes of innocence and friendship are introduced through the characters' naive perceptions and their loyal relationships.

• Friendship is depicted as a transactional relationship based on mutual benefit.