What is the moral lesson in the book Number the Stars?

Answer 1

"Halte! the soldier ordered in a stern voice, the German word was as familiar as it was frightening. Annemarie had heard it often enough before, but it had never been directed at her until now (Lowry 2)

Answer 2

· The Johansens are trying to help their friend, the Rosens, escape from the Nazis.

· The Nazis have taken up all of Denmark.

· There is not much food anymore; the Nazis have taken all of the meat.

· Ellen hides with the Johansens and poses as Annemaries dead sister, who died in a car accident.

· Annemarie's older sisters name was Lise, she had died a few days before she was going to get married.

· While at the Synagogue the Rosen's learn they must escape Denmark.

Answer 3

The lesson to be learned in Number The Stars is, well I'm not going to tell you because you need to figure out the answer yourself and not rely on somebody else because they might not be right and that causes you to also be wrong.

Answer 4

One of the major moral lessons in "Number the Stars" is the importance of bravery and standing up against injustice. The book highlights the bravery of individuals who risk their lives to help others during difficult times, showing the impact of taking action in the face of adversity. Additionally, it emphasizes the idea that people of all backgrounds can come together in solidarity to fight against oppression and make a difference.

Answer 5

Wait for me

Please dnt wake my children

Is the weather good for fishing

Sorry these are all i know

Answer 6

To help each other in any situation.

Answer 7

the lesson is to be brave