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What does 'tentatively' mean?
What does 'tentatively' mean?
unsure
What does 'distorted' mean?
What does 'distorted' mean?
mixed; unreadable; messed up
What does 'exasperation' mean?
What does 'exasperation' mean?
annoyed; fed up
Why were the girls kept home from school after the visit by the German soldiers?
Why were the girls kept home from school after the visit by the German soldiers?
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What made Annemarie realize that her father was speaking in code to her uncle, what was their conversation really about?
What made Annemarie realize that her father was speaking in code to her uncle, what was their conversation really about?
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Where did Mrs. Johansen, Annemarie, Kristi, and Ellen travel? Why didn't Mr. Johansen go with them?
Where did Mrs. Johansen, Annemarie, Kristi, and Ellen travel? Why didn't Mr. Johansen go with them?
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Compare the area around Uncle Henrik's farm in Gilleleje to the Johansen's apartment in Copenhagen.
Compare the area around Uncle Henrik's farm in Gilleleje to the Johansen's apartment in Copenhagen.
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Why was Annemarie scared when the soldiers questioned them on the train?
Why was Annemarie scared when the soldiers questioned them on the train?
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Why did they travel to Uncle Henrik's house?
Why did they travel to Uncle Henrik's house?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Terms
- Tentatively: Indicates uncertainty or hesitation.
- Distorted: Refers to something that is mixed up, unreadable, or altered from its original form.
- Exasperation: Describes a state of annoyance or frustration.
German Occupation and Schooling
- Girls were kept home from school due to the German soldiers' visit, fearing they might be checking for Jewish students.
Parental Communication
- Annemarie recognized her father's coded conversation with her uncle was about Ellen, despite the pretense of discussing cigarettes that were unavailable.
Travel Arrangements
- Mrs. Johansen, along with Annemarie, Kristi, and Ellen, traveled to visit Mrs. Johansen's brother, while Mr. Johansen stayed behind to avoid drawing attention.
Comparison of Locations
- Uncle Henrik's farm in Gillelege contrasts sharply with the Johansen's city apartment in Copenhagen; the farm is rural and secluded, whereas the apartment is urban and more exposed.
Tension During Travel
- Annemarie felt anxious during the soldiers' inspection on the train, particularly worried that her sister Kristi might inadvertently reveal Ellen's Jewish identity.
Escape to Safety
- They chose Uncle Henrik's house as a refuge because it was a safe location where soldiers were unlikely to search for hidden Jewish individuals.
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Test your vocabulary and comprehension of Chapter 6 from 'Number the Stars'. This quiz includes key terms and important questions about the chapter's events. Perfect for reinforcing your understanding and retention of the material!
