NTS Chapters 10-13

What was Uncle Henrik's role at the beginning of the chapter?

• He was preparing the boat for departure.
• He was calming everyone down inside the house.
• He was cooking for the guests.
• He was guarding the door.

Why did Annemarie feel Ellen was in a "different world"?

• Ellen was ignoring her.
• Ellen was with her family and facing a new future.
• Ellen had moved to another room.
• Ellen was speaking a different language.

What caused Annemarie to wake up from dozing in the rocking chair?

• A loud noise outside.
• Someone calling her name.
• The arrival of more guests.
• The sweep of headlights across the room.

What excuse does Mama give for why the casket should remain closed?

• The person inside was unrecognizable.
• It was against religious beliefs.
• The deceased had died of typhus.
• They were waiting for more family members.

What was the Nazi officer's reaction to the closed casket?

• He demanded it be opened immediately.
• He respected their customs and left.
• He slapped Mama when she tried to open it.
• He apologized and offered condolences.

What critical item did Peter pass to Mr. Rosen to deliver to Henrik?

• A map.
• A packet wrapped in paper.
• A bottle of medicine.
• A set of keys.

What was inside the casket, according to Peter's revelation?

• Folded blankets and clothing.
• Secret documents.
• A hidden radio.
• Food supplies.

How did the group prepare for their journey in terms of attire?

• They wore bright colors to blend in with festival crowds.
• They dressed in shabby, patched coats and jackets.
• They wore disguises as fishermen.
• They changed into formal attire to avoid suspicion.

What precaution did Peter take with the baby among the group?

• He gave the baby a toy to keep it quiet.
• He wrapped the baby in extra blankets.
• He gave the baby a few drops of a tasteless liquid to make it sleep.
• He instructed the mother to leave the baby behind.

What did Annemarie realize about the group's behavior?

• They were all very frightened and wanted to go home.
• They were protecting one another by not sharing too much information.
• They did not trust Peter.
• They were unaware of the real danger they were in.