Exploring Chapters 15 & 16 of Number the Stars

The video tutorial covers chapters 15 and 16 of 'Number the Stars'. In Chapter 15, Anne Marie encounters soldiers while delivering a lunch to her uncle, using her wits to protect a hidden packet. Chapter 16 reveals the significance of the packet, a handkerchief with a special drug to confuse dogs, aiding the escape of Jews to Sweden. The narrative highlights bravery, resistance efforts, and the importance of quick thinking in dangerous situations.

What was Annemarie supposed to pretend to be if stopped by soldiers?

• A knowledgeable young lady

• A lost tourist

• A resistance fighter

• A silly little girl

Why did Annemarie need to act like a silly little girl?

• To practice for a play

• To confuse the soldiers

• To appear harmless and avoid suspicion

• To entertain the soldiers

What did the soldiers do with the loaf of bread?

• They ignored it

• They ate it themselves

• They threw it to the dogs

• They returned it to Annemarie

What did the soldiers suspect was in the basket?

• Illegal documents

• Spy equipment

• Jewelry

• Food that could be suspicious

What was hidden under the napkin in Annemarie's basket?

• A weapon

• Nothing

• A map

• A handkerchief

How did Annemarie react when the soldiers found the handkerchief?

• She was relieved

• She cried

• She ran away

• She laughed

What special property did the handkerchief have?

• It could disable dogs' sense of smell

• It was fireproof

• It could emit a distracting scent

• It was invisible

What did Uncle Henrik do when he saw the handkerchief?

• He was angry

• He was confused

• He was relieved

• He ignored it

What was the main purpose of the handkerchief according to Uncle Henrik?

• To signal to other resistance members

• To protect against the cold

• To distract the German soldiers

• To impair the scent-tracking ability of dogs

What role did Peter play in the resistance?

• He was a scientist

• He was a messenger

• He was a leader

• He was a strategist