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What is the most likely reason Annemarie and Ellen look straight ahead as they enter their building?

They are trying to spot their mothers in the window to signal for help.

They want to avoid drawing attention to themselves from others who may be watching. (correct)

They are too focused on discussing a plan of escape upon entering the apartment.

They are deeply ashamed of their encounter and cannot bear to meet anyone's gaze.

How does Kirsti's interaction with the soldiers contrast with Annemarie's and Ellen's?

Kirsti shows defiance, while Annemarie and Ellen display overt submission.

Kirsti is innocently unaware of the danger, while Annemarie and Ellen are acutely aware and fearful. (correct)

Kirsti ignores the soldiers completely, while Annemarie and Ellen engage them in conversation.

Kirsti attempts to befriend the soldiers, while Annemarie and Ellen treat them with hostility.

What does the dialogue between the girls and the soldiers reveal about the soldiers' objectives?

To offer protection and ensure the safety of the local children.

To gather information about the whereabouts of specific individuals. (correct)

To intimidate and assert dominance through aggressive questioning.

To establish friendly relations and build trust within the community.

What is the most likely reason that the soldier orders the girls to go home?

<p>He deems that the girls are not a threat after questioning them, so he sends them on their way. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did the author include the small detail of Kirsti wanting to show her mother a picture from kindergarten?

<p>To provide a sense of normalcy and childhood innocence against the backdrop of war. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Annemarie's fear

Annemarie experiences fear during a tense encounter with soldiers.

Ellen's fear

Ellen expresses fear during their confrontation with soldiers.

Strategic navigation

The girls avoid unwanted attention by looking straight ahead.

Order to return home

Soldiers command Annemarie and Kirsti to go back home.

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Kirsti's excitement

Kirsti is eager to show a picture to their mother.

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Number the Stars - Chapter Summary

Annemarie Johansen encounters soldiers who ask her questions about her friend
Soldiers ask Annemarie about another girl's name, Ellen
Ellen is pale and her eyes are wide
Annemarie is told to go home and study her schoolbooks
Annemarie and her sister Kirsti hurry toward their apartment
Annemarie and Ellen are scared of the soldiers
Kirsti is stubborn and doesn't want to follow Annemarie's directions
Soldiers ignore Annemarie and Ellen and their actions
Kirsti is happy to bring home a picture of a landscape

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This chapter summary highlights key events in 'Number the Stars', focusing on Annemarie Johansen's encounters with soldiers. It captures the tension in her interactions as well as her relationships with her friend Ellen and sister Kirsti. Explore the themes of bravery and fear in this historical context.