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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 did Annemarie's mother tell her to be if she is stopped by soldiers?
2. How long does Annemarie believe it will take Mama to take the Rosens to the boat?
3. What happened to Annemarie's mother on the return trip to the house from the boat?
4. What does Annemarie find near the steps in Chapter 13?
5. Which character reads a psalm for all those gathered once the German soldiers leave Uncle Henrik's house?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Annemarie think waiting and wondering are scarier than being involved in the danger?
2. What is one reason Annemarie thinks Mrs. Rosen may be particularly afraid in Chapter 11?
3. How does the jacket in Chapter 11 make Ellen realize that her life has changed significantly?
4. How does Ellen react to having to wear a hand-me-down jacket?
5. How did Inge broken her ankle?
6. In Chapter 16, where does Henrik tell Annemarie the Rosens are?
7. In Chapter 12, what does Mama warn the Rosens to do on their way to Henrik's boat?
8. What does Annemarie think about Papa as she waits for her mother to return from taking the Rosens to Henrik's boat?
9. How does Annemarie remember the Rosens in Chapter 11?
10. How old is Annemarie when the war ends?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
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.
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay about Annemarie as a character and human. Would you be able to be as brave as Annemarie? Support your answers
Essay Topic 3
In order to safely escape from the German soldiers and deliver the package to Henrik, Annemarie pretended to be like her younger sister. Write an essay explaining why this was a good or not-so-good strategy. Use information from the story to support your essay.
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