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1 City of Thieves Study Questions Preface: 1. What does David (the Narrator of the Preface) remember about his grandfather s experiences during WWII? 2. Where were the narrator s grandparents from, originally? 3. What physical deformity does his grandfather have? 4. What is the narrator s occupation? 5. What is his grandmother famous (in their family) for NOT doing? 6. What does our narrator ask his grandfather to do for him? Chapter 1: 1. By the winter of 1941, with the Germans surrounding Leningrad, what had happened to the a. Signs, benches, shutters (anything wooden)? b. Pigeons? c. Most of the pets? 2. Who is speaking, as chapter one begins? 3. What is Lev s job in Leningrad? 4. What do Lev and his friends spot falling into the city one night? 5. What is the punishment for abandoning a firefighting detail? 1

2 a. For looting? b. For desertion? 6. Who does Lev help to escape, and what is the result? 7. Lev is taken to the Crosses, a Chapter 2: 1. What is Piter? 2. Who is put into Lev s cell in the middle of the night? 3. The new prisoner tells Lev he was arrested because? 4. Kolya says he wasn t deserting; he was doing WHAT? (Be specific) 5. What is The Courtyard Hound? 6. What does Lev remember that he is still in possession of at the end of chapter 2? Chapter3: 1. What difference in attitude do Lev and Kolya exhibit as morning comes and they re taken from the prison? a. Lev: b. Kolya: 2. Lev and Kolya notice that the uniforms of all the officers are not Red Army uniforms; what are they? 2

3 3. From the description of its methods on p. 28, what is this police agency similar to in 1984? 4. What previous connection does Lev have with this group? 5. What does the NKVD Colonel reveal to Lev about Lev s father? 6. What is Lev s revelation about the girl skating on the Neva? 7. What does Lev also realize about the Colonel? 8. What does the Colonel ask Lev and Kolya to find for him? 9. Why does he need these? Chapter 4: 1. Where does Kolya think they will have the best chance to find eggs? 2. What is the name of the book Kolya keeps referring to? 3. Who is the author? 4. What does Kolya suddenly realize about Lev that he doesn t deny? 5. In his own opinion, about what three things are Kolya an expert? 6. What was Lev apparently very good at? Chapter 5: 1. The vendors in the stalls at the Haymarket have several theories on eggs: Name them a. b. 3

4 c. 2. What is library candy? 3. As Lev and Kolya leave the market, who do they meet, and what does this person tell them? 4. When they enter this man s apartment, what do they discover about him and his wife? Chapter 6: 1. What do they hear as Lev and Kolya walk along? What does this little observation say about what is going on around them in Leningrad in 1941? 2. What do the boys discover when they get back to Lev s apartment building? 3. Where do they spend the night? 4. What relationship do Kolya and Sonya have? Chapter 7: 1. There are other guests in Sonya s apartment what are their occupations? How do Lev and Kolya break the ice with them? 2. What does Kolya tell Sony a friends about Moscow? 3. What reason does he give for this prediction? 4. What does Lev say is the loneliest sound in the world? What figure of speech is this? Chapter 8: 4

5 1. Where have Lev and Kolya gone the next morning? Why? 2. How do the boys get into the building? 3. When Kolya and Lev get to the roof, they find the chicken coop. Describe exactly what they find. 4. How many chickens are left in the coop? 5. What does the young boy not understand about his grandfather? 6. What does Kolya want to do with the boy? 7. What happens instead? Chapter 9: 1. What do Lev and Kolya do with the chicken? What do they name it? 2. What does Kolya figure out about Lev after Lev angrily vents about old Gerasimov? 3. Timofei (the surgeon) observes something about the bird; what is it? Chapter 10 & 11: 1. What happens to the chicken? 2. What figure of speech is used to describe the soups taste? 3. In the morning, where does Kolya propose that they go? How far is it? 4. What is very dangerous about this proposal? 5. How does Kolya propose to find Mga? 5

6 6. How did the city of Mga get its name? 7. Lev and Kolya are stopped by an Army sergeant at the edge of Leningrad s defenses. He s suspicious until Kolya shows him what? 8. The sergeant sends them on their way, and even offers them a little of what? Chapter 12: 1. What do they find as they walk along? 2. What errors does Kolya point out on it? 3. Kolya asks about the Jewish afterlife. What is it called? 4. Who goes there? What is it like? 5. What do they hear in the distance? 6. What do all the dead dogs have strapped to themselves? 7. Explain how these devices strapped to the dogs were supposed to work: 8. How does Kolya deal with the dog they found? Chapter 13: 1. What does Kolya observe about the Germans as conquerors that he says is a flaw? 2. What do the boys find as darkness is falling? 3. What does Kolya find on the soldier after searching him carefully? 6

7 4. When they spot an inhabited farmhouse in the distance, what are the reasons Kolya is reluctant to approach it? (Two reasons) 5. Who do they discover inside the farmhouse? 6. What question does Kolya ask them? Who are they? 7. What does Lev finally understand about these girls? Chapter 14: 1. Kolya discovers from the girls the name of the town where the German officers are stationed. It is? 2. What branch of the German military are the Germans who visit the girls? 3. What does this group do? 4. Kolya asks the girls why they don t just leave, and they tell him about Zoya. What happened to Zoya? (Be specific) 5. What is the name of the german officer who gives the orders? 6. What are Lev and Kolya planning to do, and what are Kolya s orders to the girls after this night is over? 7

8 Chapter 15: 1. What is the signal code that Lara will use to tell them how many Germans have arrived? 2. Is Lev looking forward to fighting the Germans Explain with some direct evidence from the text to support your answer. 3. What does Lev fear the most? 4. What does Kolya give Lev to cheer him up? 5. What happens to the Germans before they are able to enter the farmhouse? 6. What test does Kolya have to perform to prove he isn t a German sympathizer? 7. What does Kolya realize about the small partisan who doesn t speak? 8. Amidst so much starvation, torture and death, Kolya and Lev still are preoccupied with what two things? 9. Why? What does this say about human nature? Chapter 16: 1. What observation does Lev make about his own daydreams and how they ve changed? 2. Who does Vika defend from her own comrades? 3. Why do you think she does this? What does she see in the girls situation that her comrade might not see? 4. What observation does Vika make about the Germans they ve killed? 8

9 5. Who is the German Vika and her friends are searching for? 6. Where does Kolya tell Lev they are going? Why does this trouble him (Lev)? 9

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