In boy in the stripped pajamas Why did Bruno feel he had to pay more attention in geography class?

In "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas," Bruno felt he had to pay more attention in geography class because they had just moved from Berlin to a new house near a concentration camp, which made him curious about his surroundings. He realized that understanding geography could help him make sense of the changes in his life and the unfamiliar environment he now found himself in. Additionally, his father's position as a high-ranking officer added to the importance Bruno placed on learning about their new location.