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34 Cards in this Set
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Corrie and the other prisoners were taken to Gestapo headquarters by _____.
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bus
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The interrogator offered to send Mr. ten Boom home if he would promise _____.
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not to cause any more trouble
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Mr. ten Boom answered that as soon as he got home he would _____.
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open his door to anyone in need
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The prisoners were then taken to the prison in the city of _____.
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Scheveningen
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Corrie's last words to her father were "_____."
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God be with you
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The prisoners were fed gruel
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true
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Corrie learned to fear _______ above anything else
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boredom
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Corrie asked a sympathetic nurse for ________
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a Bible
a needle a toothbrush soap |
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When a prisoner was being punished by having his warm food rations withheld, it was known as _____.
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kalte kost
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Corrie scratched a calendar on the wall
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true
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Corrie was able to hear news passed along the prison corridor _____.
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when the guards were away
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A message was sent to Corrie that "all the watches in your closet are safe," which meant _____.
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the Jews in the hiding place escaped
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Why was Corrie put into a solitary cell?
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Because she was sick with a contagious disease.
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What was so terrible about solitary confinement?
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Humans have social needs as well as spiritual needs.
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What did Corrie do with the red towel that Nollie sent her?
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She took it apart and used the threads to embroider pictures on her pajamas.
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an ______ was Corrie's special friend in her solitary cell.
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ant
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What words did Corrie use to record her father's death?
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March 9, 1944 Father. Released.
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One of Corrie's friends, a Dutch police officer, allowed the Jews to escape.
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true
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Betsie encouraged her cell mates to make their cell more homey by rolling up their cots and arranging their personal effects more attractively.
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true
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Corrie kept her Bible in a pouch on her back.
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true
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The prisoners were transferred to another prison in June.
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true
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Frau Mikes was the person who betrayed the ten Boom family.
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false
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Mr. Moorman was the foreman of the prison factory.
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true
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Jan Vogel had been the headmaster of a Roman Catholic boys' school.
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false
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Describe in detail Corrie's and Betsie's arrival at Ravensbruck.
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It was a terrible first night there. They were forced to sleep outside. It was raining and there was lice on their straw beds. The smell was terrible. It was very cold. They had one blanket to share. They stood and walked all day.
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In Ravensbruck, a German prison guard found Corrie's copies of the Gospels.
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false
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Betsie was thoroughly searched, as was the woman in front of Corrie.
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true
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On the first night of their arrival, the women prisoners were forced to sleep outdoors in the rain.
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true
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Betsie always had a loving response to those who hurt her and she never showed unkindness. How was this possible considering her circumstances?
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She had established a trusting relationship with the Lord, and had built upon it her whole life.
She trusted the Lord regardless of the situation she was in. |
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Find Corrie's description (near the end of Chapter 14) of Betsie's appearance in death, and type it in the space below. Find Corrie's words expressing the way she felt about having to leave Betsie's sweater. Betsie's death was terribly hard on Corrie, but something was special about it that helped her endure it. What was this special thing?
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Her eyes closed as if in sleep, her face full and young. The care lines, the grief lines, the deep hollows of hunger and disease were simply at peace. Stronger! Freer! This was the way the Betsie of heaven, bursting with joy and health. Even her hair wa graciously in place as if an angel had ministered to her.
The special thing that had helped Corrie was the blue sweater. |
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What does Entlassen mean?
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Discharged
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What was the significance of Entlassen to Corrie?
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It meant that Corrie was free to go home.
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What were Corrie's initial reactions to her release?
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She had a sense of unreality.
She felt the shame of the physical inspections more acutely. |
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After the war, Corrie traveled all over the world speaking of her and Betsie's experiences in the concentration camps. After meeting one of her former jailers at one of her talks, she _____.
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felt anger when she first saw him
was only able to shake his hand after she asked the Father for His strength |
