Number the Stars Chapter 4 Quiz

What is the most likely reason why Annemarie handed Kirsti a paper doll?

What is the best inference about how Annemarie felt about Kirsti wanting to be part of their game?

Which of these options explains Ellen's decision to change the setting of the game to Tivoli?

What is the most likely meaning of Kirsti's statement "It was my birthday. I woke up in the night and I could hear the booms."?

What is the overall theme of this excerpt?

What was the significance of the name 'Trofast' given to the dog?

How did Annemarie feel when she saw the house with Ellen?

What does the path symbolize in Annemarie's journey to her uncle's house?

Which feature of the house is described as crooked?

What role did the meadow's gray kitten play during Annemarie and Ellen's arrival?

What event were Annemarie and Ellen discussing that caused sadness?

How did Annemarie remember her father reacting to the news of Lise's death?

What item did Annemarie point out in the room that contained many of Lise's belongings?

What emotion did Ellen express regarding being dead at a young age?

What did Annemarie do to create a comforting atmosphere before going to sleep?

What common sentiment did both girls share about Lise's wedding dress?

How did the weather contribute to the emotions felt by Ellen on the day of Lise's death?

What assurance did Annemarie give to Ellen regarding her safety?

What gesture did Annemarie make to show her support to Ellen?

What action does Annemarie take regarding Ellen's necklace?

How do the Nazi officers differ from the soldiers Annemarie has seen on the street corners?

What does Annemarie fear will happen if Kirsti is woken up?

What is the reaction of the officer when he enters the bedroom?

What describes the feelings of Annemarie's parents during the officer's visit?

What does the officer demand from Annemarie and Ellen when they are gathered in the living room?

What does Annemarie's initial action indicate about her character?

How does Annemarie feel about the situation with the officers?

What does Annemarie do as the door opens and light floods into the bedroom?

What does Ellen struggle with during the approach of the officers?

What reason does Mama give for possibly needing to travel alone with the children?

What does Annemarie reveal to Ellen about Uncle Henrik?

How does Annemarie feel about Uncle Henrik's home?

What did Papa's conversation with Uncle Henrik imply about the availability of cigarettes?

What might be the significance of the cigarette carton mentioned in the conversation?

Why does Annemarie find Papa's conversation puzzling?

What does Mama's willingness to travel alone suggest about her character?

What concern does Papa express before Mama prepares to leave?

What does the mention of fishing indicate about Uncle Henrik's lifestyle?

Why does Mama agree to go along with the trip despite Papa's initial disagreement?