The protagonist (main character) of this novel?
Annemarie Johansen
Cause: Lise dies in an accident
Effect: ?
Annemarie's parents don't talk about her, Ellen is able to pretend to be her, Peter does not get married
verb - to speak in a way that sounds like music or chanting
intone
What genre is Number the Stars?
Historical fiction.
She thought the "fireworks" were for her birthday.
Kirsti
Cause: ?
Effect: Mrs. Johansen and Mrs. Rosen become very worried in chapter 1.
Ellen and Annemarie run into German soldiers after school, The button shop is closed with a German sign on it, The Nazis get the list of all the Jewish names in the town.
noun - a set amount of a food or other item
ration
What is the setting of this novel?
Copenhagen, Denmark 1943
How does the Ellen escape the Nazis in Copenhagen?
Ellen hides at the Johansen's house pretending to be Lise.
She was planning to celebrate Rosh Hashanah (new year) with her parents by lighting candles and eating a chicken.
Ellen
Cause: The German soldiers get a list of all of the Jewish people in Copenhagen.
Effect: ?
The Rosens hide with Peter and Ellen hides with the Johansens
adverb - not done with confidence
tentatively
What is the point of view of the novel?
Third person limited.
Who are the antagonists (villains) in the story?
The Nazis
He lives with a cat and a cow in Gilleleje.
Uncle Henrik
Cause:?
Effect: Mrs. Johansen takes the children to Henrik's house.
Mr. and Mrs. Johansen worry that the Nazis are suspicious of Ellen after their visit to the house.
adjective - haughty or arrogant, think you are better than others
imperious
Papa and Uncle Henrik speak in code about "cigarettes" and "a good day for fishing." What is he really talking about?
Helping Jewish refugees to escape the Nazis.
She died, it seems.
Great-Aunt Birte, RIP.
Cause:?
Effect: The Nazis leave the Johansen's apartment.
Mr. Johansen shows a picture of Lise when she was a baby with dark curly hair, which makes the Nazis believe that Ellen is their daughter.
noun - a ghost or spirit of a dead person
specter
Name two important symbols in the book.
The Swastika and the Star of David