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Letters from Rifka: September 2, 1919 through November 27, 1919 - Quiz
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Describe Rifka's older brothers, Nathan and Saul. Which brother did Rifka favor, and why?
Describe the condition of the Polish peasant girl's hair. How did Rifka go about "fixing" it?
Describe the symptoms of typhus, which struck members of the Nebrot family. What was the usual outcome for victims of the disease?
Why was it vital that Rifka and her family succeed in their escape from Russia? Why would they never be able to return to their old home?
Summarize the argument the Polish peasant girl offered for never leaving Poland. How did Rifka see Poland?
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