Bravery and Humanity in Adversity

The video discusses themes of bravery and friendship in a story where characters face challenges during a Nazi invasion. Emery and Ellen demonstrate courage, with lessons on putting others first, true friendship, and being a decent human being. The video concludes with a reflection on the story's theme and encourages students to identify their own understanding of bravery.

What did Emery do to protect Ellen when the Nazis invaded?

• She hid Ellen in the attic.

• She removed Ellen's Star of David necklace.

• She disguised Ellen as a boy.

• She told the Nazis Ellen was her sister.

Why was Emery considered brave at the end of the story?

• She helped her family escape.

• She went through the dark woods to deliver a packet.

• She confronted the Nazis directly.

• She stood up to her uncle.

What did Emery fear when she went through the woods?

• Getting lost.

• Running into soldiers.

• Being caught in a storm.

• Encountering wild animals.

What did the Nazis do when they encountered Emery?

• They ignored her.

• They searched her basket and took some food.

• They helped her find her way.

• They arrested her.

What did the Nazis do with the food from Emery's basket?

• They returned it to Emery.

• They threw it away.

• They ate it themselves.

• They gave it to their dogs.

What is one lesson about bravery learned from Emery and Ellen?

• Bravery is only for heroes.

• Bravery is about knowing everything.

• True friendship involves looking out for one another.

• Bravery means never being afraid.

According to the story, what can protect you from fear of the unknown?

• Staying at home.

• Knowing everything about the truth.

• Being brave without knowing everything.

• Avoiding all risks.

What did Uncle Henrik say about being brave?

• Bravery is only for soldiers.

• It's better to be brave if you know everything.

• Bravery is not necessary.

• It's better to be brave if you don't know everything.

What is the theme of the story?

• The significance of being a decent human being.

• The necessity of revenge.

• The power of knowledge.

• The importance of wealth.

What does being a decent human being involve according to the story?

• Having the most power.

• Treating people how you would want to be treated.

• Being the smartest person in the room.

• Always being right.