Number the Stars Chapter Quiz

A competitive event where individuals or teams compete in various sports.

To train regularly to improve skills or fitness.

A competition where participants run a set distance.

A feeling of certainty or belief in one's abilities.

Something that you do to win or achieve something.

A fictional narrative that uses historical events, people, or settings as its backdrop, often combining factual elements with imaginative storytelling.

A point of view in storytelling where the narrator is a character within the story and tells the events from their own perspective.

The state of being uncertain, anxious, or nervous, especially about something with an unknown outcome.

The German military force during World War II, known for its aggressive tactics and strict control.

A period of intense conflict and global war that spanned from 1939 to 1945, resulting in widespread devastation and casualties.

The scene takes place in a city or town occupied by Nazi soldiers during World War II.

Annemarie is an older sister who is being cautious and tries to protect her younger sister.

Kirsti is a young sister who is stubborn and doesn't always listen to Annemarie.

Annemarie and Kirsti are afraid of the soldiers and try to avoid making eye contact with them.

The soldiers are present in the scene and are watching Annemarie and Kirsti.

An illegal newspaper published in Copenhagen during the Nazi occupation, representing a form of resistance.

The act of opposing or resisting an authority or power, often through organized actions or defiance.

A method of communication through a network of individuals, often used to share information, coordinate activities, or spread propaganda, especially in times of conflict.

A common coping mechanism during wartime, where individuals seek a semblance of normalcy and stability in their everyday lives.

The impact of war on the availability of food, leading to shortages and rationing in occupied territories.