WorksheetsNumber the Stars (Chapter 4-8)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Why did the Danish people destroy their own naval fleet?
The boats were old and broken down.
Too many naval accidents scared the people.
They didn't want the Nazis to take over the ships for themselves.
The King was crazy and told them to do it.
Who are the Rosens hiding from in Chapter 4?
Ellen’s grandfather.
The Danish police.
The Johansens
The Nazis
Why do the Rosens send their roasting chicken to the Johansens on the Jewish New Year?
because the Johansens have much less food than they do
because they are going away and cannot cook it themselves
because Mrs. Rosen has decided to cook roast lamb instead
Why is Kirsti so upset about her new shoes?
They are too shiny and new-looking.
They are made of fish skin.
The buckles aren’t shiny enough.
Why did Ellen go to stay with the Johansens?
The Hirsches were sick.
Ellen's parents were going on vacation to the coast.
The Nazis had taken the synagogue lists of all the Jews.
When the Danes heard the Germans were coming, what did they do?
fought
ran away
blew up their own ships
nothing
What holiday were Ellen Rosen and her family getting ready to celebrate?
The New Year
The Jewish New Year
Hanukkah
Christmas
Who helped Ellen's parents to go elsewhere so they wouldn't be at their home to be arrested by the Nazis?
Ellen's uncle
Annemarie's uncle
Peter Nielsen
The rabbi
If anyone came to the Johansens looking for the Rosens and questioned who Ellen was they were going to say that she was
their cousin
their neighbor
a friend visiting from another town
their sister
What's in Annemarie's palm when the Nazi officers came?
Ellen's ring
Kirsti's shoes
Star of Daivd necklace
Rosen's coffee
Why did Annemarie take off "the thing" on Ellen's neck?
She wanted it so bad.
The necklace symbolized the Jews.
In order not to be robbed.
In order to make Ellen look pretty
How did Papa convince the Nazi officers?
He begged them and even cried.
He asked them to leave the house.
He showed them pictures of his babies.
He gave them some money.
Papa also said, “I’m sending Inge to you today with the children, and she will be bringing you a packet of cigarettes.” “Yes, just one,” he said after a moment.
What did Papa really mean with these sentences?
I am sending Mrs. Rosen and her daughter to you with some cigarettes.
I am hoping that you will be able to get cigarettes for me because I am all out.
I am sending my wife to you and she is bringing one Jewish person.
I am sending my wife to you and she is bringing some illegal cigarettes.
Why did Henrik spend the whole night in his boat when he had company?
He had to repair the boat because it hit a rock.
He had to get the boat ready for the Jewish people.
He had to travel back to Copenhagen to pick up some German spies.
He had to travel to Copenhagen to pick up extra food and clothing.
Uncle Henrik’s boat, The Ingeborg, is named after which character?
His sister
His mother
His friend
His cousin
What does Mama say Uncle Henrik needs?
a housekeeper
a new house
a wife
a kitten
What do Annemarie and Ellen find in the meadow on their first day at Uncle Henrik’s?
a newborn calf
a kitten
a dog
Why is there usually no butter at Uncle Henrik’s place now?
The Germans take it for their army
Blossom, the cow, is not producing enough cream
Uncle Henrik sells it to earn money.
Why is Annemarie confused when Uncle Henrik says that Great-aunt Birte has died?
She thought Great-aunt Birte was already dead.
She has never heard of this aunt before
She and her mother have just seen Great-aunt Birte.
She thought Great-aunt Birte was Ellen's aunt.
What did the girls pick in the meadow?
grass
strawberries
beans
flowers
