Annemarie's family hid Ellen and her parents in their homes so that they can be safe from the Nazis. True or false?
False. Annemarie's family could only hide one person in their house.
Annemarie's father treated Ellen like one of her own daughters. True or false?
True. He said, "Once I had three daughters. Tonight I am proud to have three daughters again."
The King lived in Copenhagen during the Nazi occupation. True or false?
True
What did Annemarie do to Ellen's necklace when the German soldiers searched their house?
She pulled it off Ellen's neck with force.
Who lived in Gilleleje?
Uncle Henrik
Annemarie asked, "Don't tell me the soldiers try to - what's the word? - relocate butter, too?
What does this suggest about the German soldiers?
The Nazis often relocated things or people in Denmark.
What did Annmarie's father do to make the German soldiers believe Ellen was one of her daughters?
He showed them photographs of her daughters when they were young.
The Nazi officers wanted to see what was inside the casket. True or false?
False. The Nazi officer said, "You foolish woman. To think that we have any interest in seeing the body of your diseased aunt! Open it after we leave."
Peter Neilsen had been engaged to Annemarie's elder sister, Lise. True or false?
True
What did Ellen whisper to Annemarie before she left?
"I'll come back someday. I promise."
What did Annemarie's mum tell her to do if any soldiers saw her while she was taking the basket to her uncle?
Pretend to be nothing more than a little girl. A silly, empty-headed girl, taking lunch to a fisherman.
Annemarie and Ellen met each other again at the end of the story. True or false?
false
The German soldiers stopped Annmarie in the woods while she was taking a basket to her uncle. True or false? Why?
True. Annemarie's mum wanted to give her uncle a handkerchief.
