Exploring Chapter 3 of The Boy in Striped Pajamas

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

• Bruno immediately loves the new house.

• Bruno is unhappy and confused.

• Bruno is excited and happy.

• Bruno feels indifferent about the house.

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How does Bruno describe his old home in Berlin?

• Bruno describes his old home in Berlin as large, comfortable, and filled with happy memories.

• Bruno describes his old home in Berlin as small and cramped.

• Bruno describes his old home in Berlin as dark and gloomy.

• Bruno describes his old home in Berlin as noisy and chaotic.

Who are the members of Bruno's family introduced in this chapter?

• Bruno's grandparents and brother

• Bruno's uncle, aunt, and cousin

• Bruno's friends and neighbors

• Bruno's father, mother, and sister (Gretel)

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What does Bruno think about the people he sees from his window?

• Bruno thinks the people he sees are different and curious.

• Bruno thinks the people are all the same.

• Bruno feels the people are hostile and threatening.

• Bruno believes the people are uninteresting.

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How does Bruno feel about moving away from Berlin?

• Bruno is excited about the move to Berlin.

• Bruno feels indifferent about leaving Berlin.

• Bruno is relieved to move away from Berlin.

• Bruno feels sad and anxious about moving away from Berlin.

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

• Bruno's mother believes the new house is just as nice as their old home.

• Bruno's mother is indifferent about the new house and doesn't express any opinion.

• Bruno's mother says the new house is horrible and not like their old home.

• Bruno's mother loves the new house and thinks it's better than the old one.

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

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

• The 'fence' symbolizes freedom and open space.

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

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

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How does Bruno's father respond to his questions about their new home?

• He enthusiastically explains everything.

• He expresses excitement about the new home.

• He is dismissive and vague.

• He ignores Bruno completely.

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What does Bruno's sister, Gretel, think about their new surroundings?

• Gretel finds their new surroundings exciting and full of adventure.

• Gretel thinks their new surroundings are familiar and welcoming.

• Gretel thinks their new surroundings are dull and uninteresting.

• Gretel believes their new surroundings are beautiful and charming.

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What themes of innocence and childhood are evident in this chapter?

• The theme of childhood is overshadowed by themes of loss and regret.

• Characters display a lack of emotional depth and connection.

• The chapter focuses on the harsh realities of adulthood.

• The themes of innocence and childhood are evident in the characters' playful interactions and their unfiltered emotions.

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