Escape and Resistance in WWII

In Chapter 16, Anna Maria returns to the farmhouse after delivering a crucial packet to Uncle Henrik. The packet contains a handkerchief with a special drug that confuses Nazi dogs, aiding the escape of Jewish people to Sweden. Uncle Henrik explains the resistance's efforts and the importance of bravery. The chapter highlights the dangers faced and the clever tactics used to ensure safety.

What did the German soldiers do when they found Anna Maria's packet?

• They confiscated it.

• They ignored it.

• They destroyed it.

• They returned it to her.

Why was Uncle Henrik happy when Anna Maria delivered the packet?

• It was crucial for their plan.

• It was a gift.

• It was a map.

• It contained food.

What was the humorous incident involving Blossom the cow?

• Blossom kicked Anna Maria.

• Blossom refused to be milked.

• Blossom was milked by Anna Maria for the first time.

• Blossom ran away.

What did Kirsty claim she could do easily?

• Milk the cow.

• Cook dinner.

• Sew a dress.

• Drive a car.

What was Anna Maria's main concern about Ellen?

• Ellen's safety.

• Ellen's education.

• Ellen's new home.

• Ellen's health.

How did Uncle Henrik define bravery?

• Being fearless.

• Thinking about what must be done despite fear.

• Ignoring danger.

• Not feeling fear.

What did Uncle Henrik reveal about the boats?

• They were only for transporting goods.

• They were not safe.

• They had hidden compartments for people.

• They were used for fishing.

Who was involved in the resistance according to Uncle Henrik?

• Just Anna Maria.

• Only fishermen.

• Peter and others.

• Only soldiers.

What was the purpose of the handkerchief?

• To be used as a map.

• To confuse the dogs' sense of smell.

• To clean the boat.

• To signal other boats.

How did the handkerchief help during the escape?

• It was a signal for help.

• It neutralized the dogs' ability to smell.

• It contained a map.

• It was a distraction.