WorksheetsSnow Treasure 16-21
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What did Mrs. Lundstrom go talk to Dr. Aker about?
a possible epidemic spreading throughout the town
she wanted to know why he was making no housecalls
she wanted him to actually get sick
she wanted to see what his ideas were for saving Norway's gold bullion
How did Dr. Aker make it so the German Doctor did not join him in checking patients?
He lied about how quickly the disease was spreading to scare him off
he told him that if he got it he would never recover
he said that Norwegians would never allow him to examine them
he told the German doctor that he would sue him
What disease did the children all have?
German Measles
Scarlett Fever
dots made with red disinfectant
Coronavirus
What new rule had the Germans issued?
a blackout
a curfew - you had to be inside by sunset
a quarantine of everybody - no one could go outside
no one could shop for groceries - all food was rationed
What was Herr Holm's night mission?
he was to hid all the food from the Germans
to go talk to Peter's Mother about how to get in touch with Uncle Victor
he was to make ski tracks and leave false clues all over the place
he was to go help Per Garson move the gold
What did the Germans do?
they were all learning to ski and skate
they were just passing through Norway
they came and tried to take Norway away from its people
they came to learn skills from the men of Norway
How were they going to get the message to Uncle Victor
some Mom's with their babies would sled to his boat
it was too late - he sailed for America since the Germans were following the kids
they were going to write a message on the wall of the cave
they were going to talk to the Germans and confess
Uncle Victor's boat the Cleng Peerson was marked with a
cross
X
T
black and white flag
The German soldier followed the children because he ---------.
was learning to ski by watching them
was lonely for companionship
was spying on them for the German Commandant
liked to explore the countryside
Why was it taking so long to transport the gold?
It wasn't - they were right on schedule.
The smaller children and girls could not move as much gold.
the snow had melted and they were carrying it in backpacks
the Germans began to track them daily
