Number the Stars Chapter 3-4

What holiday were Ellen Rosen and her family getting ready to celebrate?

• The Jewish New Year.

• Christmas.

• Thanksgiving.

• Easter.

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Who does Mr. Johansen NOT explain the truth about Ellen staying with them to?

• Kirsti

• Lise

• Peter

• Annemarie

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

• Efforts made by individuals and groups to oppose Nazi occupation.

• A military strategy used by the Nazis during World War II.

• The act of surrendering to the enemy forces.

• A form of passive compliance with the occupiers.

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What role does Peter play in the story?

• Peter is a member of the Johansen family.

• Peter is a friend of the Johansen family who helps them and the Rosens.

• Peter is an enemy of the Johansen family.

• Peter is a teacher in the story.

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What does the phrase 'hiding in plain sight' mean in the story?

• It refers to the strategy of keeping someone safe by making them appear ordinary and unnoticeable.

• It means to conceal something in a hidden location.

• It describes a situation where someone is visible but ignored.

• It refers to a method of deception that involves creating a false identity.

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What lesson can be learned from the Johansen family's actions?

• The importance of standing up for what is right, even in the face of danger.

• The value of keeping quiet to avoid trouble.

• The necessity of following orders without question.

• The benefits of staying neutral in conflicts.

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How does the character of Annemarie change throughout the story?

• Annemarie becomes more courageous and aware of the dangers around her.

• Annemarie becomes more selfish and indifferent to others.

• Annemarie becomes less aware of her surroundings and more naive.

• Annemarie becomes more fearful and hesitant in her actions.

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What is the importance of family in 'Number the Stars'?

• Family represents safety, love, and support during difficult times.

• Family is a source of conflict and tension among characters.

• Family is portrayed as unimportant in the face of war.

• Family members are often absent and do not influence the story.

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How does the author convey the theme of bravery?

• Through the actions of characters like Annemarie and her family, who risk their safety for others.

• By describing the historical context of the story.

• Through the use of vivid imagery and descriptive language.

• By focusing on the internal thoughts of the protagonist.

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What does Mr. Johansen mean when he says, "Once I had three daughters. Tonight I am proud to have three daughters again."?

• He is referring to his three daughters who are all present tonight.

• He is remembering his 1st daughter, Lise, and how he used to have three daughters.

• He is talking about his daughters' achievements tonight.

• He is expressing his desire to have more daughters in the future.

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