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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Kirsti want to hear about in her bedtime story from Annemarie in Chapter 2?
2. What surrounds the casket in Uncle Henrik's living room?
3. Where does Annemarie go when she wakes up and gets out of bed in Chapter 8?
4. Who was Lise?
5. In what way has Peter changed since Lise has been gone?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Annemarie often open Lise's trunk?
2. What happens to most of the milk Uncle Henrik gathers from the cow?
3. How does Annemarie get off Ellen's necklace in Chapter 5?
4. What does Mama want to know once the girls return into Uncle Henrik's house after their fun in the ocean?
5. For what is Annemarie told in Chapter 8 that the living room was prepared?
6. Why does Annemarie think she and Kirsti are lucky?
7. What comparison does Annemarie make between the King of Denmark and the Jews?
8. Why does Mrs. Rosen tell the girls in Chapter 1 that it is safer to avoid the German soldiers?
9. Why does Uncle Henrik tell Annemarie in Chapter 9 that he and Mama are lying?
10. How does Ellen offer to fix Kirsti's shoes?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay reacting to this statement: "The greatest tragedies can inspire people to display bravery and moral courage." Use information from the text and personal experience throughout your essay.
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay describing how at least two characters from the novel display a sense of pride through trying circumstances. Be sure to use specific examples from the novel to support your description.
Essay Topic 3
In the story, the main character used a children's story to help her through a frightening time. Describe a time when you have used something from your childhood to help you through something that was difficult. Explain the event, how it helped, and what from your childhood you used.
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