Number The Stars Quiz

The statement is false because the explanation provided does not accurately reflect the father's statement. The father saying that he has a lot of cigarettes does not necessarily imply that Uncle Henrik is addicted to smoking. It could simply mean that the father has a large supply of cigarettes for various reasons, such as selling or sharing them with others. Therefore, the given explanation does not support the statement.

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The word "coffee" is written in between inverted commas because the Germans had taken the coffee seeds away from them. This suggests that the two mothers were not actually drinking real coffee, but rather a substitute or alternative. The inverted commas indicate that the word is being used in a figurative or symbolic sense, rather than a literal one.

The given statement is "The rabbi knew that the Jews were going to be relocated because he was part of the Nazi army." The explanation for the correct answer, which is False, is that being part of the Nazi army would not provide the rabbi with knowledge about the relocation of Jews. The Nazi army was responsible for carrying out the relocation and extermination of Jews during the Holocaust, so it is unlikely that a member of the Nazi army would have prior knowledge of these plans.

The statement states that Ellen stayed 4 years in Sweden but never saw her best friend again. However, the answer is False, which means that the statement is not true. This implies that Ellen did see her best friend again despite staying in Sweden for 4 years.

The handkerchief contained cocaine to disorient the sense of smell and rabbit's blood to attract the dogs.

Annemarie's father took the photo of Lise when she was a baby out of the album because under the photo appeared the date of her birth. This suggests that the photo was taken to commemorate or document the specific day Lise was born.

Annemarie felt like Little Red Riding Hood because she was carrying a basket, just like the character in the fairy tale. Additionally, there was someone waiting for her and someone chasing her, which adds to the similarity between the two stories. The presence of these elements in Annemarie's situation likely made her feel like she was in a similar predicament as Little Red Riding Hood.

King Christian X, Peter, the destruction of the Danish naval fleet, the handkerchief, and the German soldier that told the rabbi about the relocation are all events that really happened in the novel. These events are part of the historical context of the story and contribute to the overall plot and development of the characters. Great Aunt-Bertie and Ellen, however, are not mentioned in the question and their occurrence in the novel is not confirmed.