The Boys Who Challenged Hitler Quiz

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Why did Knud feel he had to return to the Fuchs Company and leave the Churchill Club's mark? (from Chapter 4 - Chapter 7 )

Without the mark, he felt as though the act might simply be perceived as vandalism.

Without the mark, he was worried that the fire would be perceived to be an accident.

Without the mark, he was concerned that Danish citizens might think that the Germans burned the factory.

Without the mark, he worried the RAF Club would receive the praise.

Which of the following weapons thefts is the Churchill Club's closest call? (from Chapter 4 - Chapter 7 )

Knud steals a rifle from a German officer's barracks.

The club steals a machine gun from a German officer's vehicle.

Knud steals a gun from a German officer's coat in a pastry shop.

The club steals a cannon from a heavily-guarded bridge.

In the Introduction, why does Phillip Hoose suggest the Churchill Club was so effective? (from Introduction - Chapter 3 )

The boys in the group looked young and innocent.

The boys looked like they were plotting malicious acts.

The boys did not seem like they had money to form a club.

The boys did not seem like they were politically interested.

Which of the following best describes the Churchill Club's method for stealing weapons? (from Chapter 4 - Chapter 7 )

They used the weapons they had already acquired to threaten German soldiers into giving up their weapons.

They befriended German soldiers so they could steal their weapons.

They had no idea where weapons might be but took them if they spotted them.

They kept watch over certain areas and seized weapons when the opportunity arose.

Describe Winston Churchill's response to the club named in his honor. (from Chapter 16 - Epilogue )

He writes the club members a kind letter, but does not visit Denmark.

He honors the club members, but only when he is already in Denmark for other business.

He makes a special trip to Denmark in order to pay his respect to the club members.

He has no reaction to the club and may or may not have heard about it from the head of his military.