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WorksheetsNumber the Stars ch. 3-4 Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does Kirsti most want to eat?
fried chicken
French bread
pink cupcakes
boiled potatoes
Where did the Hirsches go? Why?
to Sweden, to open a new business
we don't know where, to escape the Nazis
to the countryside, to visit their family
to Copenhagen, to help the Rosens
What do the Johansens usually eat for dinner these days?
potatoes
rice
beef
salad
What is the major difference between the Johansens and the Rosens?
The Rosens are Jewish
The Rosens have a big family, but the Johansens' is small
The Rosens are rich, but the Johansens are poor
The Johansens are Danish, but the Rosens are Swedish
Who is Peter?
Mr. Johansen's coworker
The worker at Mrs. Rosen's store
Ellen's brother
Lise's fiance
What jobs do Annemarie's & Ellen's fathers have?
businessmen
police officers
teachers
musicians
What is mama's favorite book?
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
Gone With the Wind
the Bible
The Tale of King Christian X
What was strange about Kirsti's new shoes?
they were made of fish
they were made by fish
they looked like fish
they smelled like fish
Which place, in the heart of Copenhagen, had Annemarie loved going when she was younger?
The harbor, where the navy boats sit
The Little Mermaid statue
Tivoli Gardens
King Christian X's palace
What theme does this quote suggest?
"'I don't want to play anymore, Ellen,' she said suddenly, and put her paper doll on the table."
family
growing up
Nazis
Judaism (Jewish religion & culture)
What does "relocation" mean in the story?
Homes being stolen by Nazi soldiers
Running away from the German army
A code used by 'De Frie Danske'
Nazis moving Jewish people to concentration camps
Why does Ellen stay with the Johansen family?
it's Annemarie's birthday
to hide from the soldiers
her house was destroyed by some Nazi soldiers
Her parents are taking a trip for work
What lie does Annemarie's father ask her to tell about Ellen?
Ellen is Swedish
Ellen is not Jewish
Ellen is her sister
Ellen is twenty-one years old
What theme does this quote suggest?
"Once I had three daughters. Tonight I am proud to have three daughters again."
helping others
telling the truth
growing up
getting revenge
What mood best describes when Ellen and Annemarie are talking before bed in Chapter 4?
fear
happiness
boredom
anger
