WorksheetsThe War That Saved My Life Chapters 36-46
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 18mins
How did Ada help soldiers from the Dunkirk?
She wrote letters to their families.
She served them water.
She cleaned their wounds.
At the end of chapter 36 Ada reflects that there are two versions of herself. How had the Dunkirk experience changed her?
made her more scared of the war
made her miss Mam
made her stronger and less afraid
made her not want to help people
Lady Thorton thought Susan should send the children away. In response Ada heard Susan say, "...things worse than bombs." What did she mean?
living with people that mistreat them
staying with strangers
encountering spies
How did Susan make the bomb shelter less stressful for Ada?
She strung holiday lights across the ceiling.
She added cockroaches so it would feel like the cupboard.
She hung rosemary, lavender & sage to change the smell.
She brought down a radio so they could listen to music.
How was Ada thanked for her service alerting the police to a real spy? (pick 3)
Men from the airbase gave her chocolate.
She was given a medal.
WVS women gave her sugar.
Police gave her an onion.
What happened after Ada and Butter jumped the wall?
Jamie and Susan cheered from the garden.
Fred told her that Butter wasn't ready for that jump.
Lady Thorton gave her more riding clothes.
Mam was there to take her back.
What very important item(s) did Ada bring with her when leaving Mam's flat when the air raid siren sounded?
Mam's shoes
the bowl of sugar
birth certificates
books
Who did Ada and Jamie find when the entered the street from the basement shelter?
Mam
Susan
Fred
Lady Thorton
How had Ada and Jamie saved Susan's life? (pick 2)
They had brought meaning to her life again.
She wasn't home when the bomb destroyed her house.
They stopped Mam from hurting her.
They knocked her out of the way as a taxi sped past.
I shook Jamie. He emerged from sleep like a rabbit from a burrow. What type of figurative language?
metaphor
simile
personification
alliteration
A pall of dust and smoke choked the sunlight. What type of figurative language?
metaphor
simile
personification
alliteration
When they see the house is destroyed, Jamie tells Susan, "We've been shipwrecked." What was he referencing?
Swiss Family Robinson
The Dunkirk
The Wind in the Willows
Peter Pan
