How was Dorothea Schlösser able to live a relatively normal life, despite her Jewish heritage?She had Aryan documents from her father.She was musically talented.She was able to hide in the apartments of friends. She was friends with Hitler’s interpreter.
How does this quote from the reading reflect the effectiveness of Nazi propaganda? Germans began questioning the sincerity of Jewish people.Germans began questioning the ridiculousness of the propaganda.Some Jewish people began believing they were superior.Some Jewish people began believing they were inferior.
Which of these inferences about the interpreter is supported by information in the passage?He liked Aryan people, and he did not like Jewish people.He knew nothing about when the deportations were coming.He was willing to risk his life to help Dorothea and her mother.He could not be trusted with Dorothea’s secret.
Who is the writer referring to when he uses the word “they” in this passage?the Weimar republicthe principal of his schoolthe mayor and his sonthe Nazis
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