The Boys Who Challenged Hitler Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How did the German soldiers think the Danish people perceived them when they moved into Odense? (from Introduction - Chapter 3 )

They believed the Danes hated them and would do anything to resist them.

They believed the Danes were unhappy about their inability to protect themselves from England and France.

They believed the Danes were neutral and would go about their business as usual.

They believed the Danes were glad to be protected by Germany.

2.

What kind of prisoner is Knud during his two years in captivity? (from Chapter 12 - Chapter 15)

He was a sullen prisoner, refusing to talk to anyone else.

He was a rebellious prisoner who did not take any of the opportunities offered.

He was a model prison who took all the direction he was given.

He was a violent prisoner, hitting other prisoners whenever he could.

3.

Why did the RAF and Churchill Clubs have to worry about Danish citizens when performing their resistance? (from Introduction - Chapter 3 )

Most believed in the Danish government's commitment to Germany.

Some did not think young boys should handle the Danish resistance.

Many did not believe in the destruction of property, no matter the reason.

Some were Nazi sympathizers.

4.

Despite his heroic actions, which of the following best demonstrates the fact that Knud is still a child? (from Chapters 8 - Chapter 11)

He fights with his brother over small squabbles.

He does not know basic things about how to use weapons.

He still borrows money from his parents for art supplies.

He is too nervous to talk to, let alone kiss, girls.

5.

How is the waitress able to identify Knud as the person who had stolen the German officers weapon? (from Chapters 8 - Chapter 11)

She knew him from Cathedral School.

She was one of Edvard Pedersen's parishioners and knew his son.

She recognized him by his characteristic manner of speaking.

He was tall and wore his hair in a characteristic swoop.

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