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A. True/False: Mark each with a T for true or an F for false.
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(Main Idea and Details)
A. True/False: Mark each with a T for true or an F for false.
11. Shmuel likes his new life at Out With better than his old one.
12. Bruno usually believes the things Shmuel says about his side of the fence.
13. Eva is the rudest guest Bruno has ever met.
14. Bruno wants to wear an armband.
15. Shmuel says there are thousands of people living on his side of the fence.
16. Shmuel thinks Bruno's father is a good soldier.
17. Lieutenant Kotler almost loses his temper with Pavel.
_18. Bruno tells Gretel the truth about Shmuel.
19. Bruno brings Shmuel food.
20. Shmuel forgives Bruno for denying their friendship.
21. Lieutenant Kotler is transferred away from Out With.
22. The people behind the fence are Jews.
23. Father shaves Bruno's head because he has lice.
24. Bruno and Shmuel do not get to look for Shmuel
_ 25. Father never understands what happened to Bruno
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