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WorksheetsSnow Treasure Chapters 13, 14 &15
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What are the townspeople worried about?
Would the snow hold?
Would the Germans actually stay?
Do the Germans know what is really going on?
Is Uncle Victor reliable?
Why was it taking so long to transport the gold?
It wasn't - they were right on schedule.
The smaller children and girls could not move as much gold.
the snow had melted and they were carrying it in backpacks
the Germans began to track them daily
What told Per Garson when there was a change in weather?
his best friend who was a weather man
his bones
the evening news
the colors in the sky
What did Per Garson also predict?
a blizzard
a tornado
an earthquake
a hurricane
The blizzard snow kept them
busy chopping wood every hour so they wouldn't freeze
made it so they almost starved
kept them housebound - no one went out
from talking to one another
Why was Peter cautious when approaching the cave?
Per Garson had scared him before.
Helga was missing.
He did not want to walk into a trap.
Uncle Victor was hopping mad that all the gold had not been moved yet.
What did Per Garson, Ole and Miles do?
they made tons of tracks from skis and snowshoes so the children could not be followed.
they lit a huge bonfire near the German sentry.
they were roasting marshmallows near the camp.
they were laid up due to achy bones.
The grownups from Norway did a good job
of eating during this invasion.
educating the children about Germany.
of thinking of everything.
pretending to be German soldiers.
What did the Commandant tell Peter?
he needed help from the Norwegians.
he loved sledding just like Peter.
if he were a German boy, he would be in Hitler's Youth Army.
he was a fool.
What did the Commandant think Peter could do here in Norway?
be his errand boy and come live in the barracks.
be shipped to Germany to help them with the war
be a spy for him.
be a lookout for Germany.
