Understanding Ann Marie's Journey

The video tutorial covers a reading of chapter three, set in World War II-era Copenhagen. It begins with an introduction to the historical context, emphasizing the importance of understanding the time and place. The narrative follows Anne-Marie and her friends as they navigate daily life, marked by shortages and the presence of German soldiers. A mystery unfolds when a local shop is found closed with a German sign, leading to discussions about the Jewish community's plight. Peter's visit reveals the broader implications of the German occupation, prompting Anne-Marie to reflect on courage and the role of ordinary people in extraordinary times.

What should students do before starting Chapter 3?

• Look at a map of Denmark and a World War II timeline

• Read the entire book

• Write a summary of Chapter 2

• Watch a documentary about World War I

Why do Ann Marie and Ellen take a longer route to school?

• To meet their friends

• To visit the library

• To enjoy the scenic view

• To avoid the tall soldier and his partner

What do Ann Marie and Ellen find at Mrs. Hirsch's shop?

• A new collection of buttons

• A closed shop with a German sign

• A sale on winter clothes

• A new shopkeeper

What is Ann Marie's mother's reaction to the news about the shop?

• She is excited

• She is relieved

• She is troubled and distracted

• She is indifferent

What does Peter bring for Ann Marie and Kirsty?

• Seashells

• Books

• Candy

• Toys

Why are Jewish-owned stores being closed according to Peter?

• As a way to torment Jewish people

• For tax evasion

• Due to lack of business

• For renovation

What does Ann Marie realize about the Rosen family?

• They are moving to another country

• They are unaffected by the war

• They are also Jewish and might be affected

• They are opening a new shop

What does Ann Marie reflect on at the end of the chapter?

• Her dreams of becoming a teacher

• The beauty of Copenhagen

• The bravery required to protect others

• Her plans for the future