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What reason did Annemarie consider for including Kirsti in their game?
What reason did Annemarie consider for including Kirsti in their game?
- Kirsti was well-behaved and would follow their story.
- Kirsti frequently invited them to play her games, so Annemarie felt obliged to invite her back.
- Annemarie genuinely enjoyed playing with her younger sister.
- The apartment was small, and there was nowhere else for Kirsti to play; also, their mother would scold them if they excluded her. (correct)
Why does Ellen suggest that the dolls should go to Tivoli instead of a ball?
Why does Ellen suggest that the dolls should go to Tivoli instead of a ball?
- Ellen wants to educate Kirsti about Danish geography and landmarks.
- Ellen prefers Danish settings over American ones, as she feels more connected to that location.
- Ellen wants to create problems in the game.
- Ellen recognizes that a little girl, like Bonnie, wouldn't typically attend a ball. (correct)
What is the significance of Tivoli Gardens to Annemarie?
What is the significance of Tivoli Gardens to Annemarie?
- It symbolizes a place of joyous childhood memories with her family but is now marred by German occupation. (correct)
- It serves as a reminder of her dreams to travel the world and experience different cultures.
- It signifies her aspirations to become a professional dancer and performer.
- It represents a setting from the story of Gone With the Wind that she is fond of discussing.
Why does Annemarie scoff at Kirsti's claim of remembering the fireworks?
Why does Annemarie scoff at Kirsti's claim of remembering the fireworks?
What does Kirsti's memory of the 'fireworks' on her birthday actually reveal?
What does Kirsti's memory of the 'fireworks' on her birthday actually reveal?
What does the phrase 'relocation' imply in the context of the story?
What does the phrase 'relocation' imply in the context of the story?
Why couldn't Annemarie's family take in all three of the Rosens?
Why couldn't Annemarie's family take in all three of the Rosens?
What is the significance of the black curtains that all Danes had on their windows?
What is the significance of the black curtains that all Danes had on their windows?
Why does Papa emphasize that Annemarie and Ellen should pretend to be sisters?
Why does Papa emphasize that Annemarie and Ellen should pretend to be sisters?
What does the mention of the bird singing in the tree signify?
What does the mention of the bird singing in the tree signify?
Flashcards
Kirsti's doll party
Kirsti's doll party
Kirsti joins Annemarie and Ellen to play with paper dolls, showing her desire to be included.
Tivoli Gardens
Tivoli Gardens
A famous amusement park in Copenhagen, known for its beautiful lights and fireworks.
Gone With the Wind
Gone With the Wind
A novel/movie referenced in the play, with characters attending a ball.
Kirsti's birthday fireworks
Kirsti's birthday fireworks
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German occupation impact
German occupation impact
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Relocation
Relocation
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Hiding
Hiding
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Sisters
Sisters
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Safety Promise
Safety Promise
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Darkened Windows
Darkened Windows
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Study Notes
Book Title and Author
- Title: Number the Stars
- Author: Lois Lowry
Publication Information
- Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
- Boston, New York
- Copyright © 1989 by Lois Lowry
Table of Contents
- Introduction
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- Why Are You Running?
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- Who Is the Man Who Rides Past?
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- Where Is Mrs. Hirsch?
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- It Will Be a Long Night
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- Who Is the Dark-Haired One?
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- Is the Weather Good for Fishing?
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- The House by the Sea
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- There Has Been a Death
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- Why Are You Lying?
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- Let Us Open the Casket
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- Will We See You Again Soon, Peter?
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- Where Was Mama?
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- Run! As Fast As You Can!
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- On the Dark Path
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- My Dogs Smell Meat!
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- I Will Tell You Just a Little
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- All This Long Time
- Afterword
- About the Author
- Look for other books by Lois Lowry (list provided)
Copyright Information
- Copyright © 1989 by Lois Lowry
- All rights reserved. Published in the United States by Sandpiper
- An imprint of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company
- Originally published in hardcover in the United States
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Test your knowledge on the key themes and character motivations in Lois Lowry's 'Number the Stars'. This quiz covers significant events and symbols related to the characters Annemarie, Ellen, and Kirsti, as well as their experiences during World War II in Denmark. Engage with thought-provoking questions to deepen your understanding of the narrative.
