Number the Stars Chapter 1 and 2 Quiz

Who are the main characters introduced in Chapter 1, Number the Stars?

• Annemarie Johansen, Ellen Rosen, Kirsti Johansen
• Peter Johansen, Lise Johansen, Uncle Henrik
• Annie Smith, David Brown, Sarah White
• Michael Johnson, Rachel Green, Tom Hanks

What is the setting of the story at the beginning of Chapter 1, Number the Stars?

• Berlin, Germany during World War I in 1914.
• Paris, France during the French Revolution in 1789.
• Stockholm, Sweden during the Cold War in 1960.
• Copenhagen, Denmark during World War II.

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Why were Annemarie, Ellen, and Kirsti stopped by the soldiers?

• They were stopped because they were playing in the street.
• They were stopped because they were late for school.
• They were stopped by the soldiers because they were out running and Ellen was Jewish.

• They were stopped for not having identification.

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How does Annemarie react when the soldiers stop them?

• Annemarie laughs and jokes with the soldiers.
• Annemarie confidently confronts the soldiers.
• Annemarie ignores the soldiers completely.
• Annemarie feels scared but tries to stay calm.

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What does Kirsti want to do after the encounter with the soldiers?

• Kirsti wants to hide from the soldiers.
• Kirsti wants to go home immediately.
• Kirsti wants to eat her lunch.
• Kirsti, unaware of the danger, wants to go home and doesn’t seem to understand the seriousness of the situation.

Why is Ellen nervous during the confrontation with the soldiers?

• Ellen is indifferent to the soldiers' presence.
• Ellen feels safe because she knows the soldiers.
• Ellen is nervous due to the potential danger posed by the soldiers.
• Ellen is excited to meet the soldiers.

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What advice does Mrs. Johansen give the girls about dealing with soldiers?

• Ignore the soldiers and act as if they are not present.
• Trust the soldiers completely and share personal information.
• Be cautious and avoid drawing attention to themselves.
• Engage in conversations with the soldiers to build rapport.

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How does the war affect the daily lives of Annemarie and Ellen?

• The war affects their daily lives by limiting their freedom, creating food shortages, and instilling a constant fear of Nazi soldiers.

• Annemarie and Ellen travel frequently to escape the war.
• They enjoy more freedom and opportunities during the war.
• The war brings them closer together and strengthens their friendship.

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What is the significance of the Resistance mentioned in Chapter 1?

• The Resistance symbolizes a group of wealthy elites.
• The Resistance is a group of Danish citizens secretly working against the Nazis, and it plays a key role in helping Jewish people escape.

• The Resistance is a historical event unrelated to freedom.
• The Resistance represents a government initiative for peace.

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How does Annemarie feel about being a part of something bigger, like the Resistance?

• Annemarie feels indifferent about the Resistance.
• Annemarie is afraid of the consequences of joining the Resistance.
• Annemarie believes the Resistance is pointless.
• Annemarie feels unsure about the Resistance but admires the bravery of those who are involved, including her family.

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