Number the Stars Questions on Chapter 5
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Where did Annemarie hide Ellen's necklace when soldiers visited the Johansens'?
In "Number the Stars," Annemarie first hid Ellen's necklace by quickly grabbing it from Ellen's neck and holding it tightly in her hand when soldiers visited. Later, she hid the necklace in a trunk...
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Why is the Star of David imprint on AnneMarie's hand significant in Number the Stars Chapter 5?
The Star of David imprint on Annemarie's hand in Chapter 5 is significant as it symbolizes her protective bond with Ellen, her Jewish friend. Annemarie clutches Ellen's Star of David necklace to hide...
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When did Annemarie and Ellen hide from the German soldiers in Number the Stars?
Annemarie and Ellen hide from German soldiers when Ellen stays with Annemarie's family during the Nazi occupation of Denmark. The family pretends Ellen is Annemarie's deceased sister to protect her....
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What does Ellen aspire to be when she grows up in Number the Stars?
Ellen aspires to be an actress when she grows up, showing her talent and passion for dramatics through school performances and make-believe games. Her father, Mr. Rosen, wishes for her to become a...
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What does Mr. Johansen mean when he says it will be a long night in Number the Stars?
Mr. Johansen's remark about "a long night" refers to the tension and fear the family faces as they hide Ellen Rosen, a Jewish girl, from Nazi soldiers in occupied Denmark. Ellen must pretend to be...