Think you’ve got your head wrapped around Schindler's List? Put your knowledge to
the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. What's the framing device used to indicate the beginning and the end of our story?
The arrival and departure of trains.
Narrative text to give us background of what we don't see.
The power of family.
The presence of color.
Q. How does Schindler set himself apart from other manufacturers turning a profit from the war?
He really loves women.
He's willing to spend a lot of money to make and maintain close contacts with important connections.
His initial plan is to save Jews and see them treated fairly at his factory.
He was a very successful businessman before the war.
Q. What exactly does Itzak Stern do for Oskar Schindler?
Nothing.
He spies on Goeth.
He runs the company and keeps the books.
He convinces skilled workers to come to work for Oskar.
Q. What do the surviving Schindler Jews do at the end of the film?
They place small stones on the marker of Oskar's grave.
They place a rose over the stone marker of Oskar's grave.
They plant a tree on the Avenue of the Righteous.
They sing a Hebrew prayer commemorating the dead.
Q. What do the Nazis keep complaining about concerning their management of the Jews?
How the Jews run the world.
There's a lot of paperwork.
The strange clothes that Jews wear.
How Jewish women keep seducing SS officers.