Number the Stars Chapters 11-14

Front

What evidence from the text shows Annemarie has traveled this path many times before?

Back

Annemarie recalls stopping to pick blueberries in late summer, indicating familiarity with the path.

Front

What did Peter say about the packet he gave to Mr. Rosen?

Back

Peter stated that the packet is of great importance.

Front

Which fairytale was Annemarie thinking of as she ran on the path to Uncle Henrik's boat?

Back

Annemarie was thinking of 'Little Red Riding Hood'.

Front

How did thinking of the story help Annemarie when she was going to Uncle Henrik's boat?

Back

Thinking of the story kept her mind busy so she wouldn't be afraid.

Front

What does Ellen whisper to Annemarie as she hugs her good-bye?

Back

Ellen whispers, 'I'll come back someday. I promise.'

Front

What is the significance of Annemarie's memories of picking blueberries?

Back

It symbolizes her childhood innocence and the normalcy of life before the war.

Front

How does the fairytale of 'Little Red Riding Hood' relate to Annemarie's journey?

Back

It parallels her journey through danger, as both characters face threats while trying to protect loved ones.

Front

What role does Peter play in the story?

Back

Peter is a key figure in the resistance, helping to protect the Rosen family.

Front

What emotions does Annemarie experience during her journey to Uncle Henrik's boat?

Back

Annemarie experiences fear, determination, and a sense of responsibility.

Front

How does the theme of friendship manifest in the story?

Back

The bond between Annemarie and Ellen highlights loyalty and support during difficult times.