The Book Thief Part 9

What is Hans Hubermann's job during his time in the NSDAP (Nazi Party)?

• He trains new recruits.

• He is a cook in the mess hall.

• He is assigned to clean up after bombings.

• He drives a truck delivering supplies.

What does Hans do that gets him into trouble with the Nazi Party?

• He refuses to participate in a book burning.

• He paints over a swastika on a Jewish shop owner's door.

• He publicly criticizes Hitler.

• He hides a Jewish man in his basement.

Why does Hans feel guilty after the incident that gets him in trouble?

• He knows he has endangered his family.

• He realizes he has put Liesel in danger.

• He feels responsible for the increased danger to Max.

• All of the above.

What happens to Hans after his 'punishment'?

• He is sent to the Russian front.

• He is demoted and given a less desirable job.

• He is imprisoned.

• He is expelled from the Nazi Party.

How does Liesel react to Hans's situation?

• She is angry and defiant.

• She is deeply saddened and worried.

• She becomes withdrawn and silent.

• She plans to run away.

What does Liesel do when she sees Max marching with other Jewish prisoners?

• She hides and pretends she doesn't see him.

• She runs to him and embraces him.

• She throws a loaf of bread at him.

• She shouts his name.

What is the significance of the bread that Liesel gives to Max?

• It shows her love and loyalty to him.

• It provides him with much-needed sustenance.

• It is an act of rebellion against the Nazi regime.

• All of the above.

How does Liesel's act of giving Max bread impact her?

• She is praised for her bravery.

• She is punished severely.

• She is viewed with suspicion.

• She is ignored.

What does Death reveal about Liesel's future at the end of Part 9?

• She will move to America.

• She will die during a bombing raid.

• She will be reunited with her mother.

• She will never see Max again.

What is the overall mood or tone of Part 9?

• Hopeful and optimistic

• Lighthearted and humorous

• Grim and suspenseful

• Romantic and sentimental