Exploring Chapters 13-17 of Number the Stars

What significant event occurs in Chapter 13 that impacts Annemarie's family?

• Annemarie finds a hidden treasure in her home.

• The arrest of Annemarie's mother by German soldiers.

• Annemarie receives a letter from her father.

• Annemarie's family celebrates a holiday together.

How does Annemarie's understanding of bravery evolve in these chapters?

• She thinks bravery is about showing off strength in front of others.

• Annemarie believes bravery means taking risks for personal glory.

• Bravery is only about confronting fear directly.

• Annemarie learns that true bravery involves selflessness and protecting others, not just facing danger.

What role does the character of Peter play in the events of Chapters 13-17?

• Peter plays a crucial role in influencing the protagonist's development and the group's dynamics.

• Peter is a minor character with no impact on the story.

• Peter is only mentioned in passing and does not interact with the protagonist.

• Peter serves as the main antagonist in these chapters.

Describe the relationship between Annemarie and her sister Kirsti during these chapters.

• Their relationship is filled with constant arguments and disagreements.

• Kirsti is always the one taking care of Annemarie.

• Annemarie often ignores Kirsti's needs and concerns.

• Annemarie is protective and caring towards Kirsti, while Kirsti looks up to Annemarie for support.

What is the significance of the Star of David in the context of these chapters?

• The Star of David represents the Christian faith.

• The Star of David symbolizes Jewish identity and heritage.

• The Star of David is primarily associated with ancient Egyptian mythology.

• The Star of David is a symbol of peace and harmony among all religions.

How does the theme of friendship manifest in Chapters 13-17?

• Friendship is depicted as a source of conflict and rivalry.

• The characters often betray each other instead of supporting one another.

• The theme of friendship manifests through loyalty, support, and shared challenges among the characters.

• Friendship is only about having fun together.

What challenges do the Johansen family face in these chapters?

• The Johansen family faces challenges of adaptation, emotional strain, conflicts, survival needs, and relationship impacts.

• The Johansen family faces financial prosperity and stability.

• The Johansen family is focused solely on their hobbies and leisure activities.

• The Johansen family enjoys a peaceful life without any issues.

How does the author use imagery to convey the tension of the time?

• The author uses dull imagery to create a sense of calm.

• The author avoids imagery, focusing solely on dialogue.

• The author employs abstract imagery to confuse the reader.

• The author uses vivid imagery to depict chaos and uncertainty, enhancing the tension of the time.

What actions does Annemarie take to protect her friend Ellen?

• Annemarie tells the soldiers about Ellen's hiding place.

• Annemarie hides Ellen's necklace and pretends she is her sister.

• Annemarie gives Ellen a new necklace.

• Annemarie leaves Ellen behind to save herself.

In what ways do Chapters 13-17 highlight the impact of war on children?

• Chapters 13-17 highlight the loss of innocence, exposure to violence, and psychological trauma experienced by children due to war.

• Chapters 13-17 depict children as unaffected by the war.

• Chapters 13-17 celebrate the bravery of children in battle.

• Chapters 13-17 focus on the economic benefits of war for children.