Prisoner B-3087

In Prisoner B-3087, which event most influences Yanek’s perspective on life?

• The loss of his family in the concentration camps

• His escape from the Nazi soldiers

• The kindness of the Polish villagers

• His first encounter with the German soldiers

Which statement best summarizes the main conflict in Prisoner B-3087?

• Yanek must find a way to escape the concentration camps.

• Yanek struggles to hold onto his humanity while enduring brutal treatment.

• Yanek must learn to trust his fellow prisoners in order to survive.

• Yanek seeks revenge on those who took away his family.

Which character represents the hope and perseverance Yanek needs to survive?

• The commandant of the camp

• Uncle Moshe

• The other prisoners in the camp

• The Nazi guards

How does the author use imagery to convey the horror of the Holocaust?

• By describing the prisoners' emotions

• Through vivid descriptions of the camp conditions and suffering

• By focusing on the friendship between Yanek and the other prisoners

• By writing about the landscapes surrounding the camps

In which way does Yanek’s relationship with the other prisoners evolve throughout the book?

• He becomes increasingly isolated from them

• He learns to trust them and works with them for survival

• He seeks revenge on them for their betrayal

• He views them as a source of his dispair

What is the primary reason Yanek is able to survive his time in the concentration camps?

• His ability to escape and hide from the Nazis

• His determination to keep fighting and never give up

• The support he receives from his family

• The kindness of the German soldiers

What is the significance of the title Prisoner B-3087?

• It symbolizes Yanek's struggle to find a sense of normalcy

• It represents his loss of individual identity as a prisoner

• It marks his time when Yanek first arrives at the camp

• It highlights Yanek's victory over the Nazis

Which of the following best explains Yanek's emotional state when he is liberated from the concentration camp?

• He is filled with hatred and revenge

• He is overwhelmed with grief and loss

• He feels relief and joy at his newfound freedom

• He is confused and unsure of what to do next

How does the author use flashbacks in the novel?

• To show Yanek's life before the Holocaust and the gradual changes in his character

• To reveal the backstories of the Nazi soldiers

• To emphasize the kindness of the camp guards

• To create suspense about Yanek's survival

How does Yanek’s character change throughout Prisoner B-3087, and what factors contribute to this transformation?