Number the Stars Flashcard ch.14-afterword

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What was the significance of the 7,000 Jews being smuggled from Denmark to Sweden?

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This event highlights the bravery and solidarity of the Danish people during World War II, as they risked their lives to save their Jewish neighbors from Nazi persecution.

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Who was Peter in 'Number the Stars'?

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Peter was a member of the Danish Resistance who fought against the Nazis and was close to Annemarie's family.

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What tragic event happened to Lise?

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Lise was run down by a military car, which reflects the dangers faced by those resisting Nazi oppression.

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How did the characters keep the baby quiet on the boat?

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They gave her medicine to keep her from waking and crying, showing the lengths to which they went to protect the group.

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What story did Annemarie think of while on the dark path?

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Annemarie thought of 'Little Red Riding Hood', which symbolizes the theme of danger and the journey through darkness.

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What does the Resistance refer to in the context of World War II?

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The Resistance refers to groups of people who opposed and fought against Nazi occupation and oppression.

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Why is the journey to Sweden significant in 'Number the Stars'?

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The journey to Sweden represents hope and safety for the Jewish people escaping Nazi persecution.

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What role did Annemarie play in helping her Jewish friend?

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Annemarie helped her friend Ellen by hiding her and assisting in her escape to safety.

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What does the term 'smuggling' mean in the context of the story?

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Smuggling refers to the illegal transportation of people or goods, in this case, Jews escaping to safety.

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What is the main theme of 'Number the Stars'?

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The main theme is bravery in the face of danger and the importance of friendship and family.