WorksheetsSnow Treasure Chapters 7, 8 & 9
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who chose the Defense Club President?
Uncle Victor
Peter's Father
Majority vote of the children
Helga
What were the children allowed to say to the soldiers?
They could only respond "Yes sir!"
They could only tell a soldier their name.
Nothing - they were never allowed to talk to them at all.
They could only say how old they were.
Who were the 4 captains?
Per Garson, Lars, Olga and Sven
Peter, Lovisa, Helga and Michael
Haakon, Victor, Olga and Helga
Helga, Lovisa, Ollie and Sven
What was the strategy of the 4 teams of older students?
2 teams would sled to the Snake and 2 teams would sled all over the place
All 4 teams would sled everywhere as decoys to distract the Germans
All 4 teams were going to the Snake with bullion
Peter's team would go to the snake and all other teams would have sledding races right in front of the Germans
Each child was supposed to take 4 bricks of gold which weighed about....
25 pounds
60 pounds
200 pounds
75 pounds
What pact did the captains make before taking their first sled run?
Each student swore that they would write a book when the war was over and tell this story
Each swore they would never tell what they were doing even if they were caught by the Nazis and tortured
Each swore they would rescue each other is something terrible happened
Each person swore that they would race their sleds as fast as possible when carrying the bullion
Why did Peter have trouble finding the man made cave?
No one told him that they had camouflaged it
He just couldn't find his way directionally
He was feeling very afraid and stressed so he couldn't find it
The book doesn't give us an answer
After a long day of sledding, the children trudged home. The word "trudged" means....
walk all over the place without a plan
walk slowly with heavy steps because you are tired
walk as if you are limping with both feet
walk as if you are being chased by a bear
What did Per Garson make each child do before leaving the cave?
Find the cave alone
Spot a German
Untie the rope on a sled
Pass a sledding test
What did the children need to help save the country’s gold from the Nazis?
To be experts at sledding and skiing
To be organized and follow directions
A determination to destroy the Nazis and wisdom
A willingness to ski and not go to school
