The Cage By Ruth Minsky Sender Part 1 Quiz

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1. ________________________ Spills the water to let Henry know that the ghetto police are looking for Shmulek.

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Motele spills the water as a signal to Henry that the ghetto police are searching for Shmulek. This action serves as a covert warning to alert Henry about the danger and allows him to take necessary precautions to protect Shmulek.

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2. When Riva's family leaves their appartment and go to live in the store, they allow what to be placed in their house?

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Riva's family allows the secret library to be placed in their house when they leave their apartment to live in the store. This suggests that they value knowledge and literature, and are willing to make space for a collection of books in their new living arrangement. The presence of a secret library implies that the family may have a deep appreciation for learning and intellectual pursuits.

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3. Mrs. Gruber's family and Riva's family are very close in the beginning, but their relationship changes after the Nazis invade Poland.  What does Mrs. Grubber's family do to demonstrate the change in their relationship?

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4. Motele and Moishele traded their bread rations several times for vitamins at the black market.  Why did they need the vitamins?

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5. What made Riva's family finally decide to report to the train station?

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Riva's family finally decided to report to the train station because they had run out of food and were told that they would be allowed to stay together as a family. This suggests that their desperation for food and the opportunity to remain together outweighed any potential risks or uncertainties they may have had.

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6. _________________________ dies of TB while in the ghetto

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7. Motele steals firewood to heat their house.  What consequence could he face if he is caught with the wood?

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If Motele is caught with the stolen firewood, he could face the consequence of being deported to a work camp. This punishment suggests that the act of stealing firewood is considered a serious offense, and the authorities have decided that Motele should be sent to a work camp as a form of punishment. This consequence implies that Motele will be forced to perform labor or work duties in the camp as a means of paying for his crime.

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8. What happened to the tree Mrs. Gruber was going to cut down?

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9. ______________________ removes Riva's name from the deportation list.

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Mr. Berkenwald removes Riva's name from the deportation list.

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10. The quote, "Keep going.  Hold me tighter.  Work.  Work.  Work. If you want to live work. Work" (p. 30) is an example of what literary device?

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The given quote, "Keep going. Hold me tighter. Work. Work. Work. If you want to live work. Work" (p. 30), is an example of personification. Personification is a literary device that attributes human qualities or actions to non-human entities. In this case, the author personifies work by giving it the ability to hold, demand, and be necessary for survival. This personification adds depth and emotion to the concept of work, emphasizing its importance in the narrator's life.

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________________________ Spills the water to let Henry know that the...
When Riva's family leaves their appartment and go to live in the...
Mrs. Gruber's family and Riva's family are very close in the...
Motele and Moishele traded their bread rations several times for...
What made Riva's family finally decide to report to the train station?
_________________________ dies of TB while in the ghetto
Motele steals firewood to heat their house.  What...
What happened to the tree Mrs. Gruber was going to cut down?
______________________ removes Riva's name from the deportation list.
The quote, "Keep going.  Hold me tighter.  Work. ...
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