Exploring Number the Stars: Chapters 1-15

What is the main setting of 'Number the Stars'?

• Copenhagen, Denmark during World War II

• Stockholm, Sweden during the Cold War

• Paris, France during the French Revolution

• Berlin, Germany during World War I

Who is the protagonist of the story?

• The protagonist of the story is the main character.

• The narrator of the story

• The antagonist of the story

• A minor character in the story

What event prompts the Johansen family to take action in Chapter 1?

• The Nazi occupation of Denmark and the threat to their Jewish friends.

• The discovery of a hidden treasure in their attic.

• A local festival celebrating Danish culture.

• A family reunion planned for the summer.

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

• 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.

• Annemarie feels safe and protected by the German soldiers.

What is the significance of the Star of David in the story?

• The Star of David symbolizes peace and harmony.

• The Star of David represents the four elements of nature.

• The Star of David is a symbol of Christianity.

• The Star of David represents Jewish identity and heritage.

Who is Ellen Rosen and what is her relationship with Annemarie?

• Ellen Rosen is Annemarie's cousin.

• Ellen Rosen is Annemarie's neighbor.

• Ellen Rosen is Annemarie's best friend.

• Ellen Rosen is Annemarie's teacher.

What does Annemarie's mother do to protect Ellen during the soldiers' visit?

• Annemarie's mother hides Ellen in the attic during the soldiers' visit.

• Annemarie's mother claims Ellen is her daughter to protect her during the soldiers' visit.

• Annemarie's mother tells the soldiers that Ellen is a family friend.

• Annemarie's mother gives Ellen a disguise to wear during the soldiers' visit.

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

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

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

• The theme of bravery is irrelevant to the characters' development.

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

What role does the concept of friendship play in Annemarie and Ellen's relationship?

• Friendship is irrelevant to their relationship during the war.

• Friendship leads Annemarie to betray Ellen for her own safety.

• Friendship creates tension and rivalry between Annemarie and Ellen.

• Friendship serves as a source of strength and loyalty, driving Annemarie to protect Ellen during perilous times.

What are some of the challenges faced by the characters in these chapters?

• Internal conflicts, societal pressures, and personal relationship struggles.

• Financial difficulties, lack of ambition, and physical health issues.

• Traveling abroad, learning new languages, and making new friends.

• Overcoming fears, achieving personal goals, and exploring new hobbies.