WorksheetsNumber the Stars Ch. 1-4 Quiz review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 26mins
The chapter title is a question: "Why are you running?" Who asks that question?
Ellen
Annemarie
German soldiers
Kirsti
Who is involved in the tense encounter on the street? (select all the answers that are correct)
Ellen
Annemarie
Kirsti
Mrs. Johansen
What is the main problem in this chapter?
Annemarie and Ellen tease Kirsti
Ellen shows she can run faster than Annemarie
Mrs. Rosen does not want the girls to walk to school
Two German soldiers stop the girls and yell at them for running
Why do the German soldiers let the girls go?
The girls are able to run fast and get away
Ellen reminds a soldier of his sister
Kirsti reminds a soldier of his daughter
Mrs. Johansen offers them cupcakes
What is Die Free Danske? (Pick all the answers that are correct)
The Free Danes
The name of Annemarie's school
An illegal newspaper
Peter Nielsen's secret name
What is the important advice Mrs. Rosen gives the girls?
Do not talk to the Resistance fighters
Do not eat too many cupcakes
Blend into the crowd so no one remembers you
Do not talk to German soldiers
The chapter title asks a question: "Who is the man who rides past?" What is the answer to that question?
Peter Nielsen
King Christian X
The German soldier called "The Giraffe"
Mr. Johansen
In this chapter, "Mama" is:
(pick all the answers that are correct)
Ellen's mother
Annemarie's mother
Kirsti's mother
In this chapter, "Papa" is __________________?
(pick all the answers that are correct)
Ellen's father
Annemarie's father
Kirsti's father
Who is Lise related to? (pick all the answers that are correct)
Ellen
Annemarie
Kirsti
How is Peter Nielsen related to Annemarie?
He is her brother
He is her father
He is her son
He was engaged to her sister
In this chapter, we learn that the Danes feel very strongly about _________________________.
Protecting their king
Kicking the Germans out of Norway
Reading fairy tales by Hans Christian Anderson
What is the troubling discovery Ellen and Annemarie make on their way home from school?
There is no electricity
Samuel Hirsch is riding a bike with wooden wheels
The button shop is closed and no one knows where the family has gone
The Germans have begun arresting the Jews
Who is the visitor who shows up in Annemarie's apartment in the middle of the night?
Mrs. Hirsch
Ellen
King Christian X
Peter Nielsen
What is the disturbing news that Peter shares with the Johansen family?
The Germans are arresting the Jews.
The Germans are closing stores run by Jews.
The Germans are making the Jews wear yellow stars.
The Germans are closing the schools.
Annemarie suddenly realizes something that upsets her. What is it?
The Rosen are in danger because they are Jewish
Peter Nielsen has been arrested for breaking the curfew rule.
Samuel Hirsch has had a bicycle accident.
What is the advice Peter gives to Annemarie?
Do not run in the streets.
Keep an eye on Ellen and avoid the soldiers.
Do not go out of the house after the curfew.
Do not let Kirsti eat all the cupcakes.
What made Kirsti so upset about her new shoes?
They were too big
They were too small
She couldn't find any she liked
They were made of fish
What were the "fireworks" for Kirsti's birthday?
The Danish army blowing up their own ships
The Germans bombing Copenhagen
The Danish fighting back against the Gemans
Actual fireworks celebrating the end of the war
Why does Ellen come to stay with the Johansen's?
For a fun sleepover, just the girls.
Her parents went into hiding because the Johansen's couldn't take all 3 in their apartment.
Ellen had a huge fight with her parents.
There was no school the next day, so why not.
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not cheerful or smiling; serious
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firmly or stubbornly adhering to one's purpose
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an organization composed or groups of private individuals working to overthrow the occupying power.
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boldly resistant or challenging
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interference with production or work by enemy people during wartime
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ungracefully thin; bony
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smiling, laughing, or contorting the face in a manner that shows scorn
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