Exploring Number the Stars: Chapters 1-8

What is the setting of 'Number the Stars' in the first chapter?

• Paris, France during World War II in 1945.

• Copenhagen, Denmark during World War II in 1943.

• Berlin, Germany during World War I in 1914.

• Oslo, Norway during the Cold War in 1960.

Who is the main character introduced in Chapter 1?

• The main character is not mentioned in Chapter 1.

• The main character is a supporting character.

• The main character is introduced in Chapter 2.

• The main character is introduced in Chapter 1.

What event prompts the need for the Johansen family to help the Rosens?

• The Nazis begin to round up Jewish families.

• The Rosens decide to move to another country.

• The Nazis declare war on another country.

• The Johansen family wins a lottery.

How does Annemarie feel about the German soldiers in her neighborhood?

• Annemarie feels safe and protected by the German soldiers.

• Annemarie admires the German soldiers for their discipline.

• Annemarie feels fearful and uneasy about the German soldiers.

• Annemarie is indifferent and does not care about the German soldiers.

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

• An alliance of merchants trading goods.

• A secret organization promoting peace.

• A group of rebels seeking power.

• A group opposing an oppressive regime.

Describe the relationship between Annemarie and her sister Kirsti.

• Annemarie is protective of Kirsti, and they share a close sibling bond.

• Kirsti is older and takes care of Annemarie.

• They have a strained relationship and rarely talk.

• Annemarie often ignores Kirsti's needs.

What does Annemarie's mother do to protect the Rosens?

• Annemarie's mother gives the Rosens a map to escape.

• Annemarie's mother informs the authorities about the Rosens.

• Annemarie's mother publicly supports the Nazi regime.

• Annemarie's mother hides the Rosens.

How does the author depict the theme of bravery in these chapters?

• Bravery is shown through characters avoiding conflict and staying safe.

• The theme of bravery is depicted through characters confronting fears and making courageous choices.

• The theme of bravery is illustrated by characters who act recklessly without thought.

• Bravery is depicted as a negative trait that leads to trouble for the characters.

What role does the character Peter play in the story?

• Peter serves as the main antagonist without any redeeming qualities.

• Peter plays a crucial role as a guiding influence and source of conflict for the protagonist.

• Peter is a comic relief character who lightens the mood throughout the story.

• Peter is a minor character with no significant impact.

What significant historical context is provided in Chapters 1-8?

• The historical context focuses solely on economic growth.

• The narrative is set in a utopian society without conflict.

• The significant historical context includes social and political tensions affecting marginalized groups.

• Chapters 1-8 discuss only technological advancements.