2. Reading quiz • You may use your study guide but not your book!

3. The Book thief part one

4. Where is liesel moving? Why?

5. Liesel’s brother What happens? Death’s description of the boy: • Liesel’s dream: • Who? • Word Choice? • What is our setting?

6. Significance of burial • Snowy the first color: white • Death’s first encounter with Liesel

7. The two guards • EXCERPT from pages 22-23: *** An Observation *** A pair of train guards. A pair of grave diggers. When it came down to it, one of them called the shots. The other did what he was told. The question is, what if the other is a lot more than one?

8. Why does death come back? What is different about liesel? • How does Liesel react at the “funeral”?

9. What do we know about mom?

10. Death’s description • “Mother carried the memory of him, slung over her shoulder…That’s the sort of thing I’ll never know, or comprehend—what humans are capable of.”

11. Arrival in Molching • Liesel will live on Himmel Street • What is significant about this name? • What can we infer?

12. Who gets liesel out of the car? • How? • Significance?

13. Himmel street

14. Character description: Liesel 31 • Physical Description: • Personality: • Family:

15. Character description: death

16. Character description: hans 33-34

17. Character description: rosa 34-35

18. The nightmares

19. The grave digger’s handbook

20. school

21. Character description: rudy 47-48

22. Frau diller & the candy shop • Description 49-50: • What does this tell us about Germany?

23. Row of yellow stars • What is it setting up for us? • Page 51  description:

24. Verbal attack by pfiffikus • Description: • “The words clobbered her back”

25. Jesse owens • Historical Reference: • Rudy:

26. Rudy’s Father page 59

27. Rudy’s Father page 59 • Why was his dad so upset? • Showing:

28. Rudy//nazigermany

29. Page 83 • What statistics do we learn? • What of Hans?

30. Reading the grave digger’s handbook • “the book opened—a gust of wind” • “There was a sudden desire to read it that she didn’t understand”

31. Foreshadow page 71 • Hans played the accordion. Liesel looked at him and listened, though she did not immediately notice the perplexed expression on her papa’s face that evening as he played. ***Papa’s Face*** It traveled and it wondered, but it disclosed no answers. Not yet.

32. Page 74 • “Hitler takes Poland,” he answered and Hans Hubermann slumped in a chair. “Germany over everything,” he whispered, and his voice was not remotely patriotic. • The face was there again—his accordion face.

33. Liesel and school • Everyone was laughing… except

34. Liesel and school • Ludwig: • “Her voice, too, was able to scratch him”