Worksheets"Number the Stars" Vocab. Ch. 1-4
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
To silently pout
sulk
dawdle
sabotage
hoodlum
Stubborn
belligerent
defiant
obstinate
dubious
To look down on as if unworthy
humorous
skirt
disdain
ration
Aggressive, wanting to fight
belligerent
solemn
incident
anxious
Serious
sulk
solemn
linger
surrender
To carefully think about
Swastika
surrender
ponder
obstinate
Hanging around; wasting time
dawdle
defiant
hoodlum
sabotage
Going against authority; being disobedient
sulk
linger
surrender
defiant
a limited amount of something
dubious
ration
humorous
skirt
Doubtful; not believing
dubious
anxious
ration
disdain
staying in a place longer than needed
humorous
belligerent
swastika
linger
funny
humorous
ration
defiant
sulk
To dodge or avoid
ponder
belligerent
skirt
anxious
Destroying property or stopping something from working correctly
disdain
anxious
sabotage
ponder
A tough or violent young person
skirt
dawdle
hoodlum
ponder
to give up
surrender
linger
solemn
disdain
The symbol of the Nazi party
sulk
Swastika
ponder
ration
worried or nervous
anxious
disdain
obstinate
defiant
An event; something that happened
dubious
incident
solemn
ponder
Kirsti ________________ when she doesn't get her way.
rations
dawdles
sulks
defiant
The Nazis looked at Jewish people with ________________.
sabotage
ponder
humorous
disdain
Lise, Annemarie's older sister, was described as being ____________. She was a more serious girl.
obstinate
solemn
dubious
anxious
The Resistance tried to _________________ the Nazis by destroying vehicles they needed.
ponder
defiant
sabotage
ration
Butter, sugar, leather, and fuel were all _______________ during WWII. You could only get small amounts of these items.
rationed
dubious
humorous
anxious
The Nazi soldiers were _____________ that Ellen was Lise. They didn't fully believe she was who the Johansen's said she was.
dubious
anxious
linger
defian
When Ellen and Annemarie were racing on the street, they had to ____________ the elderly woman so they wouldn't knock her over.
dawdle
skirt
surrender
ponder
Annemarie and Ellen felt _____________ when the Nazi soldiers stopped and questioned them.
anxious
defiant
dubious
humorous
Denmark decided to ________________ to Germany in WWII because they had a much smaller military.
sulk
dawdle
surrender
ration
The Nazis always had the _______________ displayed on their uniforms and flags. It was the symbol of the Nazi party.
incident
Swastika
belligerent
hoodlum
The Nazi soldiers told Annemarie and Ellen not to run down the street. They said it made the girls look like ____________.
humorous
hoodlums
obstinate
ponder
Kirsti was being ____________ when she said she would never ever wear fish shoes.
obstinate
ponder
dawdle
skirt
Annemarie and Ellen were nervous to tell their parents about the ___________ with the soldiers. They knew the event would upset them.
belligerent
linger
incident
hoodlum
Having the illegal newspaper is an example of the Danish people being ______________.
defiant
humorous
ponder
linger
Annemarie ______________ if she could really be brave enough to save her friend. She carefully considers it.
ponders
lingers
dawdles
sulks
Peter takes his group to Uncle Henrik's boat. It's important they don't _______________.
dawdle
defiant
hoodlum
sabotage
Kirsti becomes ______________ when she doesn't get her way. She's always ready to start a fight.
humorous
belligerent
anxious
solemn
