Mama's Journey and Instructions

In this chapter of 'Remember the Stars' by Lois Lowry, Anne Marie's mother returns home injured after helping the Rosens escape. Despite her injury, she is relieved that the Rosens are safe. Anne Marie discovers a crucial packet that was dropped and must deliver it to the boat to ensure the mission's success. Her mother instructs her to act innocently if stopped by soldiers, emphasizing the danger of the task. Anne Marie bravely takes on the responsibility, highlighting themes of courage and sacrifice.

What is the main reason Annemarie is in a hurry at the beginning of the chapter?

• She is looking for her sister.

• She is running away from soldiers.

• She is late for school.

• She wants to reach her mother quickly.

What does Annemarie find when she reaches her mother?

• Her mother is talking to soldiers.

• Her mother is cooking.

• Her mother is injured.

• Her mother is asleep.

What does Mama say about the Rosens?

• They are still at home.

• They have safely reached Henrik.

• They are lost in the woods.

• They are captured by soldiers.

How does Mama describe her journey back home?

• It was easy and quick.

• She was careful and slow.

• She was clumsy and fell.

• She was stopped by soldiers.

What does Annemarie discover at the foot of the steps?

• A soldier's hat.

• A map to Henrik's boat.

• A packet that fell from Mr. Rosen's pocket.

• A letter from Peter.

What does Mama instruct Annemarie to do with the packet?

• Deliver it to Uncle Henrik.

• Give it to the soldiers.

• Throw it away.

• Hide it under her bed.

What disguise does Mama suggest Annemarie use if stopped by soldiers?

• Pretend to be a soldier.

• Act like a lost child.

• Pretend to be a silly girl delivering lunch.

• Act like a merchant.