Annemarie's Story Quiz

What can be inferred about Annemarie’s father’s feelings when he talks to the soldiers?

• He is calm but secretly worried.

• He is angry and ready to fight.

• He trusts the soldiers to protect them.

• He does not understand the danger.

When Ellen grabs Annemarie’s hand after seeing the soldiers in Chapter 1, what does this suggest about Ellen?

• She is confident and unafraid.

• She looks up to Annemarie as a leader.

• She does not understand the situation.

• She depends on Annemarie for support and safety.

Why does Papa insist that Ellen pretend to be Lise when the soldiers arrive?

• He wants to honor Lise’s memory.

• He wants to trick the soldiers into believing Ellen is his daughter.

• He knows Ellen wants to be part of the family.

• He is afraid the soldiers will take Annemarie.

What does it mean when Annemarie’s mother says that her great-aunt Birte has died, even though Annemarie knows she never existed?

• She is confused about her family history.

• The adults are using a code to hide something.

• The family is preparing for a real funeral.

• She misheard what her mother said.

How does Annemarie change from Chapter 1 to Chapter 5?

• She becomes less interested in helping Ellen.

• She becomes more aware of the dangers around her.

• She stops listening to her parents.

• She becomes jealous of Ellen.

What does Kirsti’s reaction to the soldiers reveal about her character?

• She is too young to fully understand the danger.

• She wants to join the army.

• She is the bravest member of the family.

• She dislikes Annemarie and Ellen.

How does Ellen’s behavior during the soldiers’ visit in Chapter 5 show her personality?

• She boldly challenges the soldiers.

• She is calm and brave despite the danger.

• She ignores what is happening.

• She runs away to hide.

What do we learn about Uncle Henrik from his conversation with Annemarie?

• He is strict and does not trust Annemarie.

• He believes it is safer for people to know only part of the truth.

• He does not care about the war.

• He wants Annemarie to take over his fishing business.

How does Mama show her strength in Chapter 5?

• She stands up to the soldiers without fear.

• She takes the children to safety on her own.

• She keeps Ellen safe by quickly pretending she is part of the family.

• She runs away from the soldiers.

How does the author’s choice to tell the story from Annemarie’s perspective affect the reader?

• It shows how easy life was for children during the war.

• It allows the reader to experience the fear and confusion of a child during war.

• It makes the war seem less dangerous.

• It focuses only on historical facts rather than emotions.