The Boys Who Challenged Hitler Quiz

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Which of the following reasons does Knud suggest that the minor actions committed by the Churchill Club were effective? (from Chapter 4 - Chapter 7 )

They prepared members to act despite the threat of arrest.

They infuriated Danish citizens so much that they showed their true colors.

They made Danish police laugh and help the Churchill Club succeed.

They confused Nazi soldiers so much that they left Aalborg.

How would you characterize the Danish authorities' response to the boys' imprisonment and trial? (from Chapter 12 - Chapter 15)

They wanted to give the boys to German authorities to preserve their relationship.

They were neutral to the boys and treated them like any other prisoner.

They wanted the boys to be sent to prison for as long as possible.

They tried to assure the boys would receive the most lenient sentences.

In what way would the killing of the German soldier in the town square violate the Churchill Club's code of conduct? (from Chapter 4 - Chapter 7 )

The club did not believe in cowardly, sneak attacks.

The club did not believe in killing anyone because of their Christian principles.

The club did not believe in killing anyone, not even German soldiers.

The club did not believe in killing anyone with civilians around as witnesses.

Why was Knud upset with the Danish government in 1940? (from Introduction - Chapter 3 )

The Danish government surrendered to the Germans, while the Norwegians did not.

The Danish government did not fight with the British and French in the war.

The Danish government did not take the German occupation seriously.

The Danish government overlooked the actions of the Churchill Club into the present day.

How did the RAF Club feel about the prospect of the Churchill Club in Aalborg? (from Introduction - Chapter 3 )

They thought the Churchill Club would be more powerful than they were.

They predicted that the two clubs would share advice with one another.

They assumed the club would be as powerful as their own.

They assumed the club would be ineffective.