1. What is the name of the narrator in the Introduction?
(d) He is not yet named.
2. Where is the setting at the opening of the Introduction?
(b) Long Island.
3. What sects have inhabited the narrator's neighborhood?
4. To what religion does the narrator's neighborhood belong?
5. Why has the population of the narrator's neighborhood grown rapidly by 1950?
(a) A high birth rate after the end of WWII.
(b) People are escaping persecution in other countries.
(c) The government offered free housing to people who would work in the factories there during the war.
(d) The population has not increased much at all.
6. What is one thing that is established in the narrator's neighborhood as it becomes more populous?
(a) A neighborhood watch system.
(b) Two rival gangs.
(c) A bookie system.
(d) Educational institutions.
7. What does the narrator decide to do?
(a) Join the army.
(b) Move to Israel.
(c) Go to rabbinical school.
(d) Return to Eurpoe after it is rebuilt.
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