Number the Stars End of Book Test

What does Annemarie learn about bravery in her talk with Uncle Henrik?

• It is much easier to be brave if you don't know everything.

• Being brave is a piece of cake.

• Bravery is not something kids need to worry about.

What did Annemarie mean when she said, “All of Denmark must be bodyguards for the Jews….”

• They all have to help take care of their friends so that the soldiers won't take them.

• Denmark had soldiers that would guard the Jews.

• Denmark had bodyguards.

What did Uncle Henrik mean when he said, “Tomorrow will be a good day for fishing”?

• It would be a good day for them to help the Rosen's excape.

• Fishing is good when it's shady.

• It's a good day because they were visiting.

What promise did Ellen make to Annemarie?

• That they would be friends for ever.

• That she would come back someday.

• That she would make her a necklace

• She didn't make a promise.

What did Annemarie learn about Peter from Uncle Henrik?

• That he was part of the Resistance.

• That he was Jewish.

• That he was really a German soldier.

What did Annemarie learn about Lise?

• That she was not really her sister.

• That she was part of the Resistance.

• That she didn't die in a car crash.

• That she had not passed away.

Who must Annemarie protect? 

• Kirsti because she doesn't know how dangerous the Nazis are. 

• The Hirsch family because their button shop closed. 

• Ellen because she is Jewish. 

• Lise because she is in trouble. 

Why did Ellen come to stay with the Johansen family? 

• The Nazis plan to arrest all the Danish Jews and take them away. 

• Her parents were killed by the Nazis. 

• Her parents are away on a trip. 

• She misses Lise. 

What lesson about bravery does Annemarie learn from Uncle Henrik?

• It is much easier to be brave if you don't know everything.

• Being brave is a piece of cake.

• Bravery is not something kids need to worry about.

• Bravery is only for soldiers.

What does Annemarie mean when she says, 'All of Denmark must be bodyguards for the Jews'?

• They all have to help take care of their friends so that the soldiers won't take them.

• Denmark had soldiers that would guard the Jews.

• Denmark had bodyguards.

• The Jews needed to hire bodyguards.