Understanding Characters' Emotions and Concerns

Ann Marie and Ellen explore the house by the sea, reflecting on childhood memories and the beauty of nature. They discuss the proximity of Sweden and the sea's vastness. Returning home, they converse with Mama about safety and family, ending the day with reflections on their experiences and the current situation.

What does Ann Marie feel when she sees the house by the sea?

• Nostalgia

• Fear

• Indifference

• Disappointment

What do Ann Marie and Ellen find in the meadow?

• A mysterious letter

• A lost puppy

• A hidden treasure

• A playful kitten

How does Ellen feel about seeing the sea for the first time?

• Scared

• Confused

• Amazed

• Unimpressed

What does Ellen's mother think of the ocean?

• It's too small

• It's too big and cold

• It's too shallow

• It's too warm

What do the girls imagine about the land across the sea?

• There are children like them

• It's a forest

• It's uninhabited

• It's a desert

Why does Mama warn the girls to stay away from people?

• To avoid noise

• To avoid getting lost

• To prevent danger

• To keep a secret

What is Mama's concern about the soldiers?

• They are helpful

• They are leaving

• They are everywhere

• They are friendly

What does Ellen worry about before bed?

• Her lost toy

• Her parents' whereabouts

• Her favorite book

• Her school homework

What is different about the current visit compared to past visits?

• There is more laughter

• There is no laughter

• There are more guests

• There is a party