Number the Stars overview for a test

Main character of 'Number the Stars'

Annemarie Johansen, a young Danish girl living in Nazi-occupied Copenhagen.

What is the setting of the story?

Copenhagen, Denmark during World War II, specifically in 1943.

True or false: The story is based on real events.

True, because it reflects the Danish resistance against the Nazis.

Difference between Annemarie and Kirsti.

Annemarie is older, more mature; Kirsti is a younger, innocent child.

Fill in the blank: The Johansen family helps the _____.

Rosen family, who are Jewish and need to escape.

What does the star of David symbolize?

Jewish identity and the oppression faced by Jewish people during the Holocaust.

Who is Peter Neilsen?

A resistance fighter and boyfriend of Annemarie's older sister, Lise.

What role does the author emphasize?

The importance of bravery and friendship in difficult times.

True or false: The story has a happy ending.

False, because while there is hope, many struggles persist.

What event does the 'fake funeral' represent?

A ruse to help the Rosens escape by fooling the Nazis.

How does Annemarie show bravery?

She risks her life to help her Jewish friends and family.

Comparison: Nazis vs. Danish Resistance.

Nazis oppress; Danish Resistance fights against occupation and helps Jews.

What does the title 'Number the Stars' refer to?

A reference to the Jewish people and their lost lives during the Holocaust.

True or false: Annemarie's family is wealthy.

False, they are an average family living under Nazi occupation.