Number the Stars Final

What convinced the Nazi soldiers that Ellen was the Johansens’ daughter?

• the baby photograph of Lise

• the necklace

• the carton of cigarettes

Which of these was a symbol of Ellen’s religion that had to be hidden and a symbol of the girls’ friendship at the end?

• the necklace

• the blue trunk

• the handkerchief

Which of these saved the lives of many Jewish people?

• the necklace

• the handkerchief

• the casket of Great-aunt Birte

The Rosens learned that they would be arrested from...

• the rabbi at the synagogue

• Peter

• Mrs. Johansen

• the secret newspaper, De Frie Danske

The handkerchief was important to the plot because...

• it ruined the dogs sense of smell, so they couldn't find the hidden people

• it gave Annemarie a chance to run, which she loves to do.

• it showed what a good imagination the author has.

• it had a map on it with directions to Sweden

Which of these was NOT actually a part of history?

• King Christian X

• the handkerchief

• the Danish Resistance

• Annemarie Johansen

Took the Jewish people to Sweden on his boat

• Annemarie

• Ellen

• Uncle Henrik

• Kirstie

A member of the Resistance who worked to save Jewish people from the Nazis

• Ellen

• Annemarie

• Peter

• Kirsti

What is the setting?

• Spain

• Sweden

• France

• Denmark

When does the story take place?

• During the Great Depression

• During the Revolutionary War

• During World War I

• During World War II