Anne Marie's Incident and Reactions

Anne Marie quietly descends the stairs to find her injured mother, who explains the importance of a mission involving the Rosens. Anne Marie discovers a crucial packet that must be delivered to Uncle Henrik. Despite her mother's injury, Anne Marie prepares to run and deliver the packet, understanding the urgency and danger involved.

What was Anne Marie trying to avoid when she moved quietly?

• Stepping on a loose step

• Making noise in the kitchen

• Dropping a packet

• Waking her sister

What caused Anne Marie to falter on the stairs?

• A misplaced packet

• A loose step

• A sudden noise

• Her sister calling

Who did Anne Marie find injured?

• Her sister

• Her mother

• Her uncle

• Her friend

What was Anne Marie's mother's condition when Anne Marie found her?

• She was unconscious

• She was in pain but conscious

• She was asleep

• She was perfectly fine

What did Anne Marie's mother say about the Rosens?

• They were in danger

• They were at home

• They were lost

• They were with Henrik

How did Anne Marie's mother describe her own actions?

• Slow and deliberate

• Clumsy and careless

• Quick and efficient

• Careful and precise

What did Anne Marie's mother say about her own appearance while crawling?

• Like a dancer

• Like a drunkard

• Like a child

• Like a soldier

What did Anne Marie's mother say about the Rosens' safety?

• They were captured

• They were lost

• They were safe with Henrik

• They were in danger

What did Anne Marie's mother do to her hands?

• Covered them with gloves

• Waved them in the air

• Washed them in the river

• Brushed off grass and dirt

What did Anne Marie's mother say about her ankle?

• It was sprained

• It was bruised

• It was broken

• It was perfectly fine