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- 3. Nazis overseeing the P.O.W. camp would act ruthlessly toward Jews and call them __________. (p. 54)
- 5. The Jewish holiday on which Vladek was granted freedom from the P.O.W. camp, temporarily.(p.59)
- 7. Vladek, after killing a German soldier, was captured by the Nazis, making him a ___________.(p.43)
- 11. After shooting and killing a German soldier, Vladek congratulates himself, stating: "At least ____________." (p. 52)
- 12. The name of the protagonist (main character) of Maus, who reports his Holocaust experience to his son, Art.
- 13. Toward the end of Chapter 2, Vladek explains how he received a ___________ in the mail, meaning he had to serve in the Polish army. (p. 40)
- 15. The author of Maus I and II.
- 16. Spiegelman uses _______ to symbolize (represent) the Jewish people in Maus.
- 17. Vladek got _______ to Anja, which angered Lucia, one of his ex-girlfriends.
- 19. Although Art wants to interview Vladek to gather his Holocaust story, Vladek seems more concerned with __________, at least during Chapter 1.(p.28)
- 20. The feared symbol used by Nazis to represent their absolute hatred toward Jewish people.(p. 34)
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- 1. Art almost ended his relationship with Anja because she almost got sent to prison for _____________.(p.29)
- 2. Vladek's father tried everything to prevent his sons from joining the army, including forced starvation, sleep deprivation, and _____________.(p. 47)
- 4. The Nazis forced Jewish people, like Vladek's father, to ________, as a means of stripping away their identity. (p. 67)
- 6. A specific genre of literature to which Maus belongs. (refer to Ch. 1 notes)
- 8. When Vladek's peers mention they don't mind giving up and dying, Vladek shouts: "I want to be treated like a ________." (p. 56)
- 9. Adolf Hitler famously said: "The Jews are undoubtedly a race, but they _____________."
- 10. On page 63, Vladek mentions that the Nazis took __________ prisoners into the forest and shot them.
- 14. Vladek acts _________ toward Mala, his second wife, as observed through trivial arguments between the two.
- 18. On page 69, Vladek mentions that, by 1939, the Nazis had established a __________, meaning that all Jews had to be in their homes by a certain time.
