Who am I?
Jewish Terms
Chapters 1-3
Chapters 4-6
Chapters 7-8
100
The main character.
Who is Hannah?
100
Seder
What is "a ceremonial feast usually held the night of the Passover"?
100
The reason Grandpa Will is shaking his hand and yelling at the TV.
What is that images of the Nazis and the war were being shown?
100
The name the new people in this place keep calling Hannah.
Who or What is Chaya?
100
A Jewish comedian.
What is a badchan?
200
Hannah's aunt and uncle to be.
Who are Gitl and Shmuel?
200
afikomen
What is the middle of three Matzos wrapped in a cloth used at the Seder feast as a game of hide-and-seek.
200
Grandpa called Hannah the Malach ha-mavis.
What happened when Hannah wrote the numbers on her arm and showed them to Grandpa?
200
A butcher who Gitl does not want to marry.
Who is Yitzchak?
200
Describe Fayge.
Who is the most beautiful woman with long black curly hair. Chaya's aunt to be.
300
Chaya's aunt to be.
Who is Fayge?
300
Angel of Death
What does malach ha-mavis mean?
300
He wasn't in the concentration camps.
Why doesn't Grandpa Dan get upset about the pictures on the TV?
300
The people in the new place that Hannah has found herself.
Who are Shmuel and Gitl?
300
This is what was out of place in the beautiful setting of Viosk.
What were there were 3 old fashioned cars and 12 army trucks?
400
Hannah's favorite aunt.
Who is Aunt Eva?
400
Hannah's nickname name and meaning
What is Chaya meaning "life".
400
She loved her family and never ventured out.
What is the reason why Aunt Eva never married?
400
Yitzachak's children.
Who are Reuven and Tzzipporah?
400
5701
What is the Jewish year Hannah finds herself in. The equivalent to 1942.
500
The people at the wedding.
Who are Nazis?
500
Jewish term meaning "village"?
What is "shtetl"?
500
The children have never seen a movie before and are very entertained.
What is the reason why the children are so entertained by Hannah's stories?
500
The statement the badchan says when he sees the odd Viosk.
What is "I see the malach ha-mavis. I see the Angel of Death."