| A | B |
| Who was Maria? | The family maid |
| Who was the main character? | Bruno |
| How was Bruno supposed to treat Maria? | With respect |
| How did Bruno's father treat Maria? | In a way Bruno should not imitate |
| What color was Bruno's Mother's hair? | red |
| What was the butler in Berlin's name? | Lars |
| Who was the "Fury"? | Hitler or the Führer |
| Who was the beautiful blond woman who came to dinner with Hitler to Bruno's house? | Eva Braun |
| Why wasn't Bruno told what his dad's new job was? | He was to be the commandant of a concentration camp |
| What was Daniel's Dad's job? | teacher |
| What was Martin's dad's job | chef |
| What was Karl's dad's job? | green grocer |
| What is a tartan apron? | Apron with striped design |
| Who was Mother's favorite of her two children? | Bruno |
| What did Bruno know of his father's job | 1. he was man to watch, 2. Hitler had big things in mind for him, 3. the job needed a special person |
| How many floors were in their Berlin home? | 5 with the basement |
| Who did Bruno call a "hopeless case?" | His sister Gretel |
| What was out of bounds "at all times and no exceptions?" | Bruno's dad's office |
| What was Bruno's reaction to move to "out with?" | Eyes wide, mouth shaped like an O, arms stretched to the side. |
| How was the new home compared to Berlin? | no boys to play with, no other homes, desolate and empty. the opposite of Berlin |
| How did Bruno describe the stores in Berlin? | Bright colored store fronts with fruits and vegetables galore. |
| How many maids did they have in the new home? | three |
| How did the maids act? | always spoke in whispers |
| Who were Bruno's best friends in Berlin? | Karl, Daniel, and Martin |
| How were conditions in Berlin before they left? | They turned off the lights at night for safety |
| Why did Bruno like the banister of his old home? | Because he could slide down from the top of the house making a whooshing noise |
| How many glasses did grandmother and grandfather give mother when she married father? | 64 |
| What were the 4 rooms on the second floor of the new house? | 1 bathroom, Bruno's bedroom, Gretel's bedroom, mother and father's bedroom |
| Who was older, Gretel or Bruno? By how much? | Gretel by 3 years |
| How old was Bruno? | 9--he was small for his age and looked 6 |
| What was the name of Bruno's new home? | "Out With" |
| What did the people at the camp wear for clothing? | Grey striped pajamas and a cap of the same material |
| What colors were the flags on the official cars the drove the family to "Out-With?" | Red and black |
| What does ergo mean? | Therefore, hence |
| What did Bruno’s Father say about the people in the huts? | That they weren’t people at all. |
| What phrase did Bruno associate with the salute and the words Heil Hitler? | Well, goodbye for now, have a pleasant afternoon. |
| How old was Bruno when the “overpaid maid” Maria came to work for the family? | 3 years old |
| How was Bruno's father connected to Maria's mother? | Maria’s mother was Bruno’s grandmother’s dressmaker. She knew Bruno's father as a boy. |
| Who paid the bills when Maria’s mother was sick and died (who paid for the funeral?) | Bruno's father |
| Who was Herr Roller? | He was a crazy man that lived in Berlin. He had been sane before he was severely injured during the Great War which is what caused his affliction. He could dance like Fred Astaire in his youth. |