Bruno's Experiences at Out-With

Bruno, a young boy living at Out-With, reminisces about his life in Berlin and struggles with his new environment. Despite the strict rules and his sister Gretel's unfriendly demeanor, Bruno finds solace in exploring. His education resumes with Herr Liszt, who emphasizes history and geography over Bruno's preferred subjects. Bruno's curiosity leads him to question the differences between the people in striped pajamas and those in uniforms, prompting him to explore the area around the camp, despite being forbidden by his parents.

What does Bruno remember enjoying in his past life in Berlin?

• Cooking

• Exploring

• Writing letters

• Playing with his sister

How does Bruno feel about his sister Gretel?

• He thinks she is hopeless

• He finds her friendly

• He enjoys her company

• He admires her

What is the role of Lieutenant Kotler at Out-With?

• He is a tutor

• He is a servant

• He is a gardener

• He is a soldier

What is Herr Liszt's main focus in teaching Bruno?

• Mathematics and science

• Art and music

• History and geography

• Physical education

What does Herr Liszt want Bruno to learn about?

• His personal history

• The Middle Ages

• The Fatherland

• Modern technology

What activity does Bruno decide to start at Out-With?

• Gardening

• Writing letters

• Exploring

• Cooking

What does Bruno notice about the people in striped pajamas?

• They are different from the soldiers

• They wear uniforms

• They are invited to dinner

• They are always happy

What is forbidden for Bruno at Out-With?

• Writing letters

• Exploring near the fence

• Playing with Gretel

• Talking to soldiers