What are ten important events in the book Number the Stars?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, ten events? That's a lot of events to cover. Okay, so like, there's the German occupation of Denmark, the escape of the Jewish Rosen family, the bravery of the Danish resistance, and the tense moments when the Nazis search for hidden Jews. Oh, and don't forget about the risky boat escape to Sweden. So, like, those are some pretty important events in "Number the Stars."

Answer 2

"Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry is a historical fiction novel set during World War II in Denmark. Ten important events in the book include the German occupation of Denmark, the escape of the Rosens to Sweden with the help of the Johansens, the death of Peter Neilsen, the bravery of Annemarie Johansen in delivering a crucial package to her uncle, the role of the Danish Resistance in helping Jewish families escape, the funeral of Great-aunt Birte, the revelation of the truth about the Rosens' escape, the return of Ellen Rosen to her family, the celebration of Denmark's liberation from German occupation, and the reunion of the Johansens with the Rosens.

Answer 3

Oh, what a lovely book "Number the Stars" is! Some important events include Annemarie risking her life to help her Jewish friend Ellen escape, the German soldiers searching the Johansen's home, the moment when the Rosens have to hide in the Johansen's home, and the heartwarming ending where the Danish resistance successfully helps many Jewish people escape to safety. Just like painting a beautiful landscape, each event in the book adds depth and emotion to the story.

Answer 4

(in order)

1. Annemarie and Ellen are stopped.
2. Mrs. Hirsch's button shop is closed.
3. While at the synagogue, Ellen and her family learn they need to escape to Sweden.
4. Ellen lives with the Johansen's as Lise.
5. The Germans come into the Johansen's household when the Rosen's go missing.
6. "Great Aunt Birte" dies.
7. During the "funereal", the Jews Peter has hidden take warm clothing out of the casket for their journey to Sweden.
8. Peter leaves with the first group of Jews, and Annemarie's mother leaves with the second. By morning, she has not returned.
9. Annemarie finds her mother outside with a broken ankle.
10. The story concludes with the war ending.

Answer 5

1. The Nazi invasion of Copenhagen.
2. The escape of the Jewish Rosen family to the Johansens' house.
3. The journey to Gilleleje and the encounter with German soldiers.
4. The death of Peter Neilsen, a Resistance member.
5. The return of Ellen Rosen to her family.
6. Annemarie's journey to deliver a package to her uncle.
7. The Danish Resistance successfully smuggling Jews to safety.
8. The death of Lise Johansen, Annemarie's sister in the Resistance.
9. Henrik's role in protecting the Rosens and other Jews.
10. The end of the war and the country's celebration of freedom.