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Chapter 3: Number the Stars

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What happened to Mrs. Hirsch's shop?

a)

It closed because she ran out of supplies.

b)

It was closed for lunch.

c)

It was closed by the Germans.

d)

It was closed for maintenance.

2.

What present did Peter bring Annemarie?

a)

cola

b)

chocolate

c)

a seashell

d)

buttons

3.

Why did the Nazis make the Hirsches close their shop?

a)

They owed the Nazis money.

b)

They were Jewish.

c)

They were in the Resistance.

d)

They were Germans.

4.

According to the text, what happened to Mrs Hirsch?

a)

The Nazis put her in a concentration camp.

b)

The German soldiers closed her button shop.

c)

She went on a holiday to the seashore.

d)

She was killed.

5.

What did Annemarie realise about her friend Ellen after Peter's visit?

a)

She is Jewish.

b)

Her family's shop was going to be closed too.

c)

Ellen and the other Jews in Denmark needed to be protected and helped.

d)

She is annoying.

6.

Who is Mrs. Hirsch?

a)

Ellen´s mom

b)

Annemarie´s mom

c)

A jewish woman who owns a small store

d)

A German soldier

7.

Who came to visit the Johansen family at night?

a)

John

b)

King Christian X

c)

Samuel

d)

Peter

8.

Why did Annemarie originally go to Mrs. Hirsh store?

a)

to buy candy

b)

to buy a pizza

c)

to buy a button for her jacket

d)

to buy a cupcake

9.

Is Mrs. Hirsh Jewish?

a)

Yes

b)

No

10.

What does it seem to Annemarie that she and her family have for dinner nightly?

a)

cabbage

b)

brown bread

c)

potatoes

11.

Why are the winter nights so cold in the Johansens’ apartment?

a)

The rooms are old and drafty.

b)

Mr. Johansen turns the heat down.

c)

No fuel is left to heat homes.

12.

Why does Annemarie find it frightening to see Peter at her home late at night?

a)

Peter reminds her of the night Lise died.

b)

There is an eight-o’clock curfew.

c)

Peter may turn her family in to the Nazis.