Character Relationships and Events in Literature

Anne-Marie spends an evening observing her family and confronts Uncle Henrik about lying. She learns about bravery and the importance of not knowing everything. A hearse arrives with a mysterious casket, leading to a night of mourning with guests. Ellen is reunited with her parents, prompting reflections on family and secrecy.

What does Anne-Marie hear through the open kitchen window?

• Music playing

• A dog barking

• Mama and Ellen talking

• The sound of a car engine

What is Uncle Henrik doing when Anne-Marie finds him?

• Reading a book

• Milking a cow

• Cooking dinner

• Fixing a fence

Why does Anne-Marie accuse Uncle Henrik of lying?

• He claimed to have seen a ghost

• He said there was a Great-Aunt Bert

• He promised her a gift

• He told her a story about a kitten

What does Uncle Henrik say about bravery?

• It is something you are born with

• It is easier if you don't know everything

• It is only for adults

• It is unnecessary in peaceful times

How does Anne-Marie feel after Uncle Henrik's explanation?

• Confused and upset

• Older and understanding

• Angry and rebellious

• Joyful and carefree

What vehicle arrives at the house?

• A delivery truck

• A hearse

• A bicycle

• A police car

What is placed in the center of the living room?

• A wooden casket

• A piano

• A bookshelf

• A large table

Why does Anne-Marie choose not to tell Ellen the truth?

• She is afraid of getting in trouble

• She promised Uncle Henrik

• She doesn't know the truth herself

• She wants to protect Ellen

Who arrives at the house dressed in dark clothing?

• A group of soldiers

• A man and a woman with a baby

• A group of musicians

• A team of doctors

What is the relationship between Peter Nielson and the Johansens?

• He is a distant cousin

• He is a family friend and Liza's fiancé

• He is a neighbor

• He is a school teacher