Number the Stars Ch 7-8

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In Ellen's opinion, Uncle Henrick's farm looks

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beautiful

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Mama's warning for the girls is: not to speak to anyone.

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not to speak to anyone

Front

The difference between earlier times and now in the story is

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laughter

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What happens to the butter?

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The soldiers take it for themselves.

Front

While Henrick goes to work, Mama

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cleans his house

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Why is Henrick sleeping on the boat?

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Henrick will be leaving early in the morning.

Front

Annemarie thinks _____ when she hears of Great-aunt Birte's death.

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that Great-aunt Birte doesn't really exist

Front

Which statement from Number the Stars contains an example of personification? Options: The meadow ended at the sea, and the gray water licked there at damp, brown grass flattened by the wind and bordered by smooth, heavy stones. The girls sat on a rock and took off their shoes and socks. Annemarie leaned down and picked up a brown leaf that floated back and forth with the movement of the water. Ellen cupped one hand over her eyes and looked across the water at the misty shoreline that was another country. "It's not very far," she said.

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The meadow ended at the sea, and the gray water licked there at damp, brown grass flattened by the wind and bordered by smooth, heavy stones.

Front

Which statement contains a cause-effect relationship? Options: Mama and Kirsti had gone inside, but Annemarie and Ellen ran across the high-grassed meadow..., Across the hall, Kirsti was already asleep in the wide bed that had once belonged to their grandparents., From downstairs, they could hear Mama's voice, and Uncle Henrick's, talking, catching up on news., Because Mama came to Gilleleje, to stay with Henrick, he didn't have to do all the chores by himself.

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Because Mama came to Gilleleje, to stay with Henrick, he didn't have to do all the chores by himself.