Anne-Marie's Journey and Challenges

Anne-Marie quietly escapes to find her mother, who is injured but relieved that the Rosens are safe. Her mother recounts the Rosens' journey to safety with Henrik. Despite her injury, Anne-Marie's mother struggles to return home with her daughter's help. Anne-Marie discovers a hidden packet that fell from Mr. Rosen's pocket, realizing its importance. She prepares for a dangerous mission to deliver the packet, instructed by her mother to act like a simple girl if stopped by soldiers.

Why does Anne-Marie move quietly as she leaves the house?

• To avoid alerting her mother

• To avoid waking her sister

• To avoid making noise on the stairs

• To avoid being seen by soldiers

What causes Anne-Marie to falter as she runs?

• She loses her balance

• She trips over a root

• She steps on a loose step

• She is startled by a noise

What is Anne-Marie's initial reaction upon finding her mother?

• She is angry

• She is confused

• She is relieved

• She is desperate

What does Anne-Marie's mother say about the Rosen's situation?

• They are in danger

• They are with Henrik

• They are lost

• They are safe at home

How does Anne-Marie's mother describe her own injury?

• A twisted knee

• A broken ankle

• A sprained wrist

• A minor bruise

What does Anne-Marie's mother plan to do once inside the house?

• Have a cup of tea

• Make a phone call

• Call the police

• Take a nap

What time does Anne-Marie's mother estimate it to be?

• 5:30 AM

• 4:30 AM

• 6:30 AM

• 3:30 AM

What does Anne-Marie find at the foot of the steps?

• A letter

• A packet

• A map

• A key

Who was the packet originally given to?

• Anne-Marie

• Peter

• Uncle Henrik

• Mr. Rosen

What does Anne-Marie's mother instruct her to do with the packet?

• Deliver it to Uncle Henrik

• Give it to Peter

• Hide it

• Throw it away