The Boys Who Challenged Hitler Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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

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

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

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.

2.

Why did the older Churchill Club collaborators escape from prison 19 times? (from Chapter 12 - Chapter 15)

They wanted to escape the isolating confines of the prison.

They wanted to make sure their families were safe after their arrests.

They wanted to eat and drink more than the prison provided.

They wanted to demonstrate that there were still Nazi objectors in Denmark.

3.

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

The boys did not seem like they were politically interested.

The boys looked like they were plotting malicious acts.

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

The boys in the group looked young and innocent.

4.

Which of the following best describes the reason that Borge and the other boys did not kill the German soldiers in Nibe? (from Chapters 8 - Chapter 11)

The German soldiers did not come out of their barracks so they could shoot them.

The German soldiers were looking out for them in the darkness.

They did not know how to pull the trigger on the machine gun.

They felt they could not kill grandfathers.

5.

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

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.

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.

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