WorksheetsNumber the Stars Chapter 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Who was Christian X?
the leader of the Danish Resistance
the king of Denmark
the head of the German army
Which of the following describes Christian X?
He stood on balconies giving orders to his subjects.
He was a real human being with a serious, kind face.
He sat on a golden throne demanding to be entertained.
Who is Christian X's bodyguard?
all of Denmark
the German soldiers
the Nazis
When did Lise die?
before the war started
two weeks before her wedding
a month after she was married
Where were Lise's pillowcases, wedding dress, and yellow dress that she had danced in at the engagement party?
in her bedroom closet
in a storage bin in the basement
in a blue trunk in the corner of the bedroom
King Christian X ______ to Germany because he knew his small army would lose and many people would die.
mourned
surrendered
sabotaged
What happened to Lise?
Lise married Peter.
Lise died in an accident.
Lise moved to Sweden.
Lise went to King Christian X's palace to work.
Why did King Christian surrender to the Nazis when they invaded Denmark?
He wanted to attack them later.
He knew they would lose and many people would die.
He wanted the Nazis to run their country.
He didn’t care who came into their country.
Who was Lise?
Annemarie's mom
Ellen's Aunt
Annemarie's older sister who died
A friend of the family
what countries were invaded by Germany? Select more than one.
Sweden
Norway
France
Belgium
England
What country can Annemarie see from her Uncle Henrik's house?
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Denmark
How old was Lise when she got engaged?
16
18
20
55
What is the name of the palace in Copenhagen?
Amelia Earhart
The Castle
Amelianborg
Denmark
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
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
For Kirsti, the soldiers were simply part of the landscape, something that had always been there, on every corner, as unimportant as lampposts, throughout her remembered life. According to this passage, how does Kirsti view the soldiers?
as mean and scary
as part of everyday life
as helpers of the community
as selfish and angry
