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Someone Named Eva: Chapters 4-6 - Quiz
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Milada/Eva had a morning routine at the girls' school. Write a step-by-step routine you abide by.
The girls were arguing over their noses at the school. In your opinion, was this argument important? Why or why not?
What do you think it would be like to forget who you are? Explain how this relates to the story.
When the girls received German money to shop with in town, Milada/Eva had a permanent smile. What activities or actions give you a smile that sticks?
Milada/Eva and the other girls were called names they were not. Make a personal connection if you were to be in Milada's/Eva's position.
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