Bravery and Resistance in Denmark

Ann Marie and Ellen navigate their daily lives in Copenhagen during the war. As winter approaches, families prepare for the cold with limited resources. A mystery arises when the local button shop is found closed with a German sign. Peter visits Ann Marie's family, revealing the persecution of Jews, including their friends, the Hirsch family. Ann Marie learns about the importance of protecting their Jewish neighbors, reflecting on the courage needed in these challenging times.

What did Ann Marie and Ellen do to avoid the soldiers?

• They took a longer route to school.

• They hid in their homes.

• They stopped going to school.

• They disguised themselves.

Why did the Johansens open the old chimney?

• To hide from soldiers.

• To cook food.

• To let in fresh air.

• To install a little stove for heat.

What was the reason for using candles at night?

• Electricity was rationed.

• They liked the ambiance.

• They were afraid of the dark.

• It was a tradition.

What did Mama suggest about the broken button on Kirstie's jacket?

• To leave it as it is.

• To sew it back together.

• To buy a matching button from Mrs. Hirsch's shop.

• To replace the entire jacket.

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

• It was closed with a German sign.

• It was bustling with customers.

• It was being renovated.

• It was open but empty.

What did Ann Marie's mother do after hearing about the closed shop?

• She ignored the news.

• She visited the shop herself.

• She called the police.

• She went to talk to Mrs. Rosen.

Why was Peter's visit at night considered dangerous?

• There was a curfew in Copenhagen.

• He was carrying illegal items.

• He was a wanted man.

• He was not allowed in the area.

What did Peter bring for Ann Marie and Kirstie?

• Seashells.

• Books.

• Toys.

• Candy.

What did Peter explain about the closure of Jewish shops?

• It was a way to torment Jewish people.

• It was a holiday closure.

• It was due to renovations.

• It was a mistake.

What did Ann Marie realize about the Rosen family?

• They were opening a new shop.

• They were unaffected by the closures.

• They were also Jewish.

• They were moving away.