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Number The Stars Chapter 11 Flashcards

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What was found within the casket?

It was stuffed with folded blankets and articles of clothing.

What does Peter do to keep baby Rachel silent?

He gives her a couple of drops from a dropper because she's only eight pounds.

What does Peter give to Mr. Rosen?

A small paper-wrapped packet of great importance but with unknown contents.

What does Peter call Mrs. Johansen that makes Annemarie realize something?

He calls her Inge which was a great departure from before. Signup and view all the answers

What does Annemarie think of pride?

Though earlier sources of pride had been left in Copenhagen, the Rosens still have things to be proud of. Signup and view all the answers

Who will captain the ship to Sweden?

Uncle Henrik. Signup and view all the answers

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Important Characters and Actions

A casket was found stuffed with blankets and clothing, indicating a preparation for hiding or escape.
Peter administers drops to baby Rachel to keep her quiet; her weight is only eight pounds, highlighting the fragility of the situation.
Peter hands Mr. Rosen a small, important-looking paper-wrapped packet, emphasizing secrecy and the importance of their mission.

Character Development and Relationships

Peter calling Mrs. Johansen "Inge" signifies his maturation and a shift in respect, causing Annemarie to notice his growth into adulthood.
Despite leaving behind sources of pride in Copenhagen, Annemarie reflects on the importance of pride in one’s identity, suggesting resilience amid loss.

Plot Elements and Future Actions

Uncle Henrik is entrusted to captain the ship to Sweden, showcasing his role in the escape plan and the narrative’s focus on safety and survival.

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Test your knowledge of Chapter 11 from 'Number The Stars' with these flashcards. Each card presents a key word and its corresponding definition, helping you understand the important themes and events of the chapter.