Understanding Anne-Marie's Journey and Challenges

In Chapter 16 of 'Number the Stars' by Lois Lowry, Emery returns to the farmhouse and humorously attempts to milk Blossom the cow. The chapter reveals Ellen's departure with her parents and Uncle Henrik's involvement in the resistance. He explains the importance of a special handkerchief in helping Jews escape to Sweden, highlighting the bravery of those involved. The Rosens safely reach Sweden, and the chapter ends with hope for the future.

What is the setting of the story in Chapter 16?

• A school

• A hospital

• A farmhouse

• A city apartment

Why was Uncle Henrik surprised about Blossom?

• Blossom kicked Mama

• Blossom was sick

• Mama was going to milk her

• Blossom ran away

What did Anne-Marie find when she returned to the farmhouse?

• A note from Mama

• A party

• A broken window

• A new pet

How did Anne-Marie feel about milking Blossom?

• Indifferent

• Nervous

• Amused

• Confident

What did Kirsty want to know about Ellen?

• If Ellen was moving away

• If Ellen had a new dress

• If Ellen was sick

• If Ellen was coming back

What did Uncle Henrik offer Anne-Marie?

• A new dress

• A trip to the city

• A milking lesson

• A new book

What did Anne-Marie learn about the Rosens' escape?

• They were delayed

• They were lost

• They were safe

• They were captured

What did Uncle Henrik reveal about the boats?

• They were small

• They had hidden compartments

• They were fast

• They were old

What was Peter's role in the resistance?

• He was a spy

• He was a fisherman

• He delivered newspapers

• He was a soldier

What did the soldiers search for on the boats?

• Money

• Weapons

• Jews

• Food