Number the Stars Quiz

A group of people who secretly oppose an occupying force or government.

A reference to the Danish underground newspaper, 'De Frie Danske,' which published news about the Danish resistance.

The Nazi occupation of Denmark was a period where the German Nazi regime controlled the country.

A feeling of anxiety and fear.

A form of communication where people talk subtly without being obvious to others.

A person who serves as a protector or guardian for another person, often a high-ranking official or a person of importance.

The act of defending or protecting someone or something, often with courage and loyalty.

The feeling of respect, admiration, and loyalty towards a ruler or leader.

A situation where a country or region is under the control of a foreign power.

The act of surrendering or giving up control of a country or territory.

The German soldiers who entered Annemarie's family's home were older and more stern than the regular soldiers they saw on the streets. They seemed angry and were dressed in distinctive uniforms.

Annemarie's little sister Ellen was wearing a necklace, a tiny gold chain that she never took off. It was a precious and important object to her.

Annemarie was quick-thinking and acted decisively in a tense situation. To protect her sister, she forcefully broke Ellen's necklace to avoid detection by the officers while they searched the house.

The Nazi officers were searching the room in a hostile and thorough manner looking for anything that could be considered suspicious or dangerous. They did not trust anything in the house.

The officers showed no empathy or kindness towards the children. Their demanding attitude and forceful commands created a tense and fearful atmosphere for Annemarie and her sister.

The Jewish New Year, a time of celebration and reflection for Jewish people.

The Rosens covered their heads with a cloth and prayed in Hebrew as they lit the candles.

The act of destroying one's own fleet of ships to prevent it from being captured by an enemy.

A feeling of sadness and pride experienced by Annemarie upon learning of the scuttling of the Danish navy.

A special service held in a synagogue on Rosh Hashanah.