Reading Number the Stars Test

Front

What did Peter do to calm everyone's nerves after the Nazis left Uncle Henri's house?

Back

Peter stood to read the Bible.

Front

What actions did the Germans take against Jewish shops?

Back

The Germans issued orders closing many Jewish shops and started mistreating the Jews.

Front

How did Annemarie perceive Peter's character change?

Back

Annemarie saw Peter as a more serious person, more a man than a boy.

Front

Why is it important for the girls to blend in when facing Nazi soldiers?

Back

It is important for the girls to be 'one of the crowd' to avoid drawing attention to themselves.

Front

What advice did Mrs. Johnasen give Annemarie if she was stopped by anyone?

Back

Mrs. Johnasen told Annemarie to pretend to be a silly little girl.

Front

What is the significance of reading the Bible in the context of the story?

Back

Reading the Bible serves as a source of comfort and calm during tense situations.

Front

What does the term 'Nazi' refer to in the context of the story?

Back

The term 'Nazi' refers to the members of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, known for their oppressive regime during World War II.

Front

How did the treatment of Jews change during the time of the story?

Back

The treatment of Jews worsened, with increased discrimination and violence.

Front

What role does fear play in the characters' actions throughout the story?

Back

Fear influences the characters' decisions and behaviors, often leading them to take precautions to protect themselves.

Front

What does the phrase 'one of the crowd' imply about survival strategies?

Back

It implies that blending in and not standing out can be a strategy for survival in dangerous situations.