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Abe's Story

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  • Abe has compassion and empathy for his family
    What does the departure paragraph reveal about Abe?
  • His mother begs him to stay and remain with his family.
    How does the mother's response provide a decision in the story?
  • Abe barters a watch and rug with one of the guards.
    How do Abe's actions contribute to the development of the theme?
  • “I had to summon all my strength to make my feet take me away. I was never to see my family again.”
    Which detail from the selection supports the theme?
  • He has a sense of agency that he must try to survive.
    What is a habit of character both Vladek and Abe share?
  • His father convinces him to take this opportunity to escape
    How does the father's response provide a decision in the story?
  • 2,000 Jews are confined to a ghetto with poor living conditions.
    Which of the following describes how the setting provokes a character’s decision?
  • Survival sometimes requires us to make difficult choices.
    What was the author's main point in the last paragraph?
  • Abe runs to hug his mother and father as he leaves.
    How do Abe's actions contribute to the development of the theme?
  • Abe must decide if he should escape a ghetto and leave his family behind or stay with his family and face death.
    Which statement summarizes the selection?
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