British Troops Bring Loyal Norwegians On Return Trip

The transcript describes the return of loyal Norwegians, including men, women, and children, who had been trapped on an island since it was taken over by an enemy referred to as 'Jerry.' There were 300 individuals who had been forced to work in their own factories, supplying their enemies with ammunition. The narrative highlights the sense of relief and worthiness felt by the rescuers as they took every willing person back, noting the prisoners' expressions of unexpected reprieve.

Who were the people returning with the narrator's group?

• French refugees

• German soldiers

• Loyal Norwegians

• British allies

How many Norwegians were part of the group?

• 200

• 300

• 400

• 500

What were the Norwegians forced to do on the island?

• Build ships

• Fight in the war

• Work in their own factories

• Farm the land

What emotion did the narrator feel towards the Norwegians' situation?

• Empathy

• Indifference

• Anger

• Confusion

How did the Norwegians appear to the narrator at the end?

• Like they were indifferent to their situation

• As if they were still in danger

• Like prisoners receiving an unexpected reprieve

• As if they were going on a vacation