Content Vocab
Prisoner B Vocab
Events in PB
Characters in PB
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What is a setting? 

Setting is the time period and location that a story is set in. 

100

What is a fuehrer? 

A German leader. 

100

What is the setting of Prisoner B-3087?

Krakow, Poland in 1939. 

100

What is the main character's name? 

Yanek

100

What are the names of your teachers in A5? 

Mrs. Cohn Matthews, Ms. Hall, Ms. Marsh

200

What is foreshadowing?

Foreshadowing is when the story is hinting at an event that might come later in the text. 

200

What is a tureen?

A tureen is a container used for soup. 

200
What religion are Yanek and his family? 

They are Jewish, so they practice Judaism. 

200

What are the names of Yanek's parents?

Oscar and Mina

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What kind of pets do your teachers have? Name at least two. 

Cat, dogs, horses

300

What is a quote? 

A quote is when you repeat or copy words from the text.

300

What is a ghetto? 

A ghetto is a poor urban area that is separated from other parts of a city. 

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Who enters Poland in Chapter One? 

The German Army

300

What are the names of Yanek's aunt and uncle? 

Aunt Gizela and Uncle Moshe

300

How many buildings are there at WiHi?

Nine (A, B, C, D, E, Auditorium, Cafeteria, Main Office, Media Center). 

400

What is a citation? 

A citation indicates where you got a quote from. It references the source the quote came from. 

400

What is a scapegoat? 

A scapegoat is a person or group of people that are blamed for something. 

400
What was Yanek no longer able to do in Chapter Two? 
Yanek couldn't go to school, the library, the movies, and much more. 
400

What is the name of Oscar's brother? 

Moshe

400

Who is the author of Prisoner B-3087?

Alan Gratz. 

500

What is the difference between summary and analysis? 

Summary is an explanation of the main ideas or events in a text, an analysis explains a new idea or deeper meaning of a text. 

500

Who did Hitler make the scapegoats in Germany for after World War One?

The scapegoats in Germany were Jewish people. 

500

How many families are living in Yanek's apartment at the end of Chapter 3?

Four families. The Laskis, The Rosenblums, The Brotmans, and The Grueners (Yanek's family).

500

The name of the fuehrer during the time period of the book. 

Adolf Hitler

500

What states did your teachers grow up in? 

Maryland and Connecticut

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