An Marie's Journey and Decisions

An Marie rushes to her injured mother, who recounts her journey and injury. They discover a crucial packet meant for Uncle Henrik, which was dropped by Mr. Rosen. An Marie is tasked with delivering it, pretending to be a simple girl if stopped by soldiers, highlighting the urgency and danger of the mission.

What does An Marie do to avoid waking her sister?

• She closes the door quietly.

• She whispers to her sister.

• She sings a lullaby.

• She tiptoes down the stairs.

What does An Marie find when she reaches her mother?

• Her mother is injured.

• Her mother is asleep.

• Her mother is reading.

• Her mother is cooking.

What is the condition of Mama's ankle?

• It is sprained.

• It is swollen.

• It is broken.

• It is bruised.

How does Mama describe her journey back home?

• As a leisurely stroll.

• As a quick run.

• As a difficult crawl.

• As a smooth walk.

What does Mama lean on for support while returning home?

• A crutch.

• A tree branch.

• An Marie's arm.

• A walking stick.

What does Mama plan to do once inside the house?

• Make breakfast.

• Call the doctor.

• Go to sleep.

• Read a book.

What time does Mama think it is when they discuss the Rosens' safety?

• 3:00 AM

• 4:30 AM

• 5:00 AM

• 6:00 AM

What does An Marie find at the foot of the steps?

• A packet.

• A map.

• A key.

• A letter.

Who was the packet meant for?

• Uncle Henrik.

• Mama.

• Mr. Rosen.

• Peter.

What does Mama instruct An Marie to do with the packet?

• Give it to Peter.

• Throw it away.

• Deliver it to Uncle Henrik.

• Hide it.