Nazi Occupation Tensions and Family Dynamics

In a tense gathering, Anne Marie and her family face a confrontation with officers questioning their customs. Anne Marie bravely lies to protect her family, and the group finds solace in a psalm, reflecting on their situation and the vastness of the world.

What is the atmosphere in the living room as Uncle Henrik prepares to leave?

• Joyful and celebratory

• Tense and somber

• Chaotic and loud

• Relaxed and peaceful

How does Anne Marie feel about Ellen during this scene?

• She feels their friendship is stronger than ever.

• She feels Ellen has moved into a different world.

• She feels indifferent towards Ellen.

• She feels Ellen is angry with her.

What event causes tension in the room?

• The arrival of Nazi officers

• A sudden storm

• A loud argument

• A power outage

What reason does Mama give for the gathering at the house?

• A wedding celebration

• A holiday gathering

• A birthday party

• A family member's death

How does the Nazi officer react to the closed casket?

• He is indifferent and leaves immediately.

• He demands it be opened.

• He respects their customs and leaves.

• He offers condolences and leaves.

What excuse does Mama give for not opening the casket?

• The key to the casket is lost.

• The casket is too heavy to open.

• The deceased had a contagious disease.

• The casket is locked.

What action does the Nazi officer take against Mama?

• He apologizes to her.

• He arrests her.

• He slaps her across the face.

• He ignores her.

What does Peter do after the Nazi officers leave?

• He opens the casket immediately.

• He leaves the house.

• He calls the police.

• He reads a Psalm from the Bible.

What is the significance of the Psalm that Peter reads?

• It is a warning of danger.

• It is a song of praise and hope.

• It is a story of a hero.

• It is a prayer for rain.