The Boy Who Dared pages 90-104

Front

What emotion does Helmuth feel in 1942 that causes his heart to pound?

Back

He is scared.

Front

What emotions does Mutti feel as Gerhard boards the train?

Back

Sadness and anxiety.

Front

What topic do Helmuth and Gerhard discuss before going to sleep?

Back

A political event.

Front

What does the BBC announcer urge German listeners to do?

Back

Join the resistance movement.

Front

Why does Gerhard think locking up the radio is necessary?

Back

To prevent unauthorized use.

Front

What is the significance of Helmuth's fear in the context of the story?

Back

It reflects the tension and danger of living in Nazi Germany.

Front

How does Mutti's emotional response to Gerhard's departure illustrate her character?

Back

It shows her deep care and concern for her family.

Front

What role does the radio play in Helmuth's understanding of the world?

Back

It provides him with information and a sense of connection to the resistance.

Front

Why is the conversation about political events important for Helmuth and Gerhard?

Back

It shows their awareness and engagement with the political climate.

Front

What does the act of listening to the BBC symbolize for Helmuth?

Back

It symbolizes hope and resistance against oppression.