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They spent the day telling stories and how Jesper was once commanded to kill a collaborator and this guy was huge. he waited for him to come up the stairs and Jesper just shot him there. Jesper went with Stefan to the funeral and they were saying good stuff about this man.the same day they almost got shot in the back but didn't. the day goes on and they get ready with there guns and flashlights. The first load comes and lots of Jewish families come out of the truck. Everyone's on and 5 people have to stay behind. Eventually a rowboat comes and a boat comes and sirens go off. Gunshots are at shore and Lisa prays that Jesper will be safe. The boat is sinking and a beam of light is shot right on them. Everyone is frightened and the vessels on the boat are hitting the little rowboat and soon they are in water. She wonders if she should just drown herself instead of going to a camp? Lifesavers are thrown at them and they get lifted out of the water and the captain says "Welcome to Sweden".

Vocabulary:
Inky Night: pitch black night

Questions:
Is there going to be a second book?

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The trawler is gone and the huddle together waiting for the next boat. Jesper thinks they should scout around to see if there is any germans. the see a taxi and  multiple people came out. more come and more people look helpless. People are loading up into the trawler and lots of kids are drugged. the next morning comes and they are getting ready for more people to come. Stefan is thinking of staying but he is putting himself in danger. He shows them this white pill (Cyanide) and telling them what Jews do when they have to use it. They finally decide Stefan will think about it.

Vocabulary:
Cyanide: a salt or ester of hydrocyanic acid, containing the anion CN− or the group —CN. The salts are generally extremely toxic.

Questions:
1. what is Stefan's decision
Stefen chooses to go with Lisa

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In this Chapter they are in the house and Lisa says she is staying with Stefan to help distract the Germans and give the clear. She gives her mom a hug and leaves with Stefan. the babies start to cry and the doctor injects them. They meet up with Jesper and make a plan. Jesper and Lisa go to the coast and Stefan gives the signal. two German soldiers come along and Jesper shoots one and Lisa does too. She is frighten and she gives Jesper a hug.

Vocabulary:
trawler:  a boat used in trawling. 2 : a person who fishes by trawling.

retch: make the sound and movement of vomiting.

Questions:
Are other Germans going to stop them?
the Germans don't stop Lisa and her friends and family.
Will Jesper die?
We don't know.

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in this chapter they are making a plan. Everyone is scared and they are worrying for their kids and what are they going to do? They leave the hospital to go to this house near the harbour. They inject the kids when they leave so the kids can be quiet and won't cause attention. also a family slit their own throats because they don't want to get caught by the Germans.

Vocabulary:
Synagogue: the building where a Jewish assembly or congregation meets for religious worship and instruction. a Jewish assembly or congregation.

Questions:
Are they safe?
yes they are safe.
Do the Germans know there plan?
the Germans don't.

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In this chapter everyone arrived at the hospital and they chose fake names. The boats have arrived at the harbour and getting ready. Everyone is hiding and being quiet.

Vocabulary:
relief: a feeling of reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress.

Questions:
Will the Germans suspect anything?
the germans don't suspect anything that's how good there plan was.
Will they be discovered?
they won't be.

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Lisa just got a call from her dad and saying to tell lots of people to go in hiding becasue the Natzis are going to come and kill. Lisa is running around and telling lots of people. She runs over to Erik's house but he is not home his mom is and Erik is at his grandparents house. he packs and leaves with lisa back to Denmark. Eriks parents don't want to go and his grandparents are staying with friends.

Vocabulary:
needless: (of something bad) unnecessary; avoidable.

Questions:
1. Did they make it to the hospital safe?
they made it to the hospital safe.

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In chapter 10 Lisa's mom says its not safe and Susanne has to leave. Susanne has to leave because she is not Jewish. Susanne is going to go to live with her aunt and her kids. Susanne dosen't want to go because she wants to help fight and she doesn't want to take care of children while there is a war where she can try to help andfight for her hometown.

Vocabulary:
trainloads: a number of people or a quantity of a commodity transported by train.

regiments: a permanent unit of an army typically commanded by a colonel and divided into several companies, squadrons, or batteries and often into two battalions.

Questions:
1. when is susanne going?
Susanne is gone in the next chapter.
2. Will she go?
She is definitely going.
3. Is she going to kill more people?
She won't because she already left too soon.

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important event:
in this chapter she is now fifteen and her family has gone mad. they have guns hidden under a floorboard. Susanne comes through the door and has a gun in her hand. She says she killed a suspicious guy in her group. Stefan and Jesper are dropping the body close to Sweden. Olaf(a guy in her group)  and Lisa are in a car and have guns in her sweater. two German soldiers come up and go on both sides of the window.  All of a sudden Lisa throws up and Olaf took the chance to say she is sick might be her appendix. the germans believed them then they were off. Erik goes to Lisas apartment and says the germans are taking over.

Vocabulary:
demonstration:  the action or process of showing the existence or truth of something by giving proof or evidence.

Question:
1. Where is her dad?
2. is he at work?
He is a work with patients.
3. is he alive?
Yes
4. is her mom going crazy?
no

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Lisa Chapter 6-8

Short Answer Questions

Answer the questions in point form on this sheet.

1. Give four reasons why Lisa’s fourteenth birthday is so memorable? (4)

Germany bombed the dance centreshe got asked to the dance by JesperThe shooting at the hospitalSusannes parents died because of the bombing

1. When Lisa tells Stefan and Erik about the hospital massacre, how does Erik react? Why does his reaction make Stefan so mad? (3)

When Lisa tells Stefan and Erik about the hospital massacre both of their faces change. Stefans face changed to what looked like his color drained from his face and Eriks face turned flushed. Erik thinks if the Jews minded their business in the hospital they wouldn't be dead . Erik also thinks maybe it wasn't the Germans, maybe it was the Danish natzis. Stefan explodes with anger and tries to attack Erik but Lisa stops them before Stefan can get a hand on Erik.

1. What “surprise” is waiting at home for Lisa and Stefan when they get back from Lisa’s birthday celebration? (1)

The “surprise” that was waiting at home for Lisa and Stefan when they got back from Lisa's birthday celebration was a wrinkled pink baby in her fathers arms. The baby is named Sarah and she was the baby the family who got shot in the hospital.

1. What happens to Susanne in chapter seven? (2)

When the bomb hits the area where Susanne lives Lisa thought something happened to her but she thought to herself she is just being silly. While in bed Lisa couldn’t sleep so she sat in her fathers chair then heard 2 knocks. When she opened the door it was Susanne with her hair frizzy and burns on her. In shock Lisa doesn't know she is screaming then Stefan slaps her and now she is in reality. Susannes parent sadly didn't make it.

1. In chapter eight, what was Susanne’s motivation for helping with the resistance bombing? (1)

Susanne’s motivation for helping with the resistance bombing was her parents. She is motivated because how her parents died and how the Germans did the murder.

1. After they set the factory bomb, Lisa says the following:

“A chill runs down my spine. My God, I think, these Germans are dragging us all down to their level. How will we keep ourselves better than them?” (p. 46)

In your own words tell what does Lisa mean by this and what is she concerned about? (4)

I think Lisa means the Danish people are doing the exact same thing as the Germans. What I mean by that is killing German soldiers or even innocent people. I think maybe the Germans want this. When she says the “Germans are dragging us all down to  their level means”  i think that means they both are killing with dangerous weapons r even bombing.

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Important Event:
~Lisa comes home and her father is holding a baby. the wrinkled baby is a girl and she has no close relatives so lisa's parents took her in. Their were lots of questions but sadly some werent answered. Lisa couldn't fall back to sleep then all of a suden a big bang comes out of the window and fire is near the dance area( the germans didn't like the music so they bombed the dance place) and Lisa is worrying about Susanne. Lisa sits in her father's chair then heas two loud knocks when she opens the door she is in shock. Lisa doesn't know she is screaming until stefan slaps her and she comes back to reality. Susanne's hair is frizzed from fire. sadly her parents didn't make it but she went to the hospital with Stefan and her Lisa's dad. Stefan came home and told Lisa that she will live.

Vocabulary:

Question
1. Will there be something wrong with Susanne mentally or physically?
no, but something is going to change her life.
2. What will her family do?
Keep Susanne for a while
3. Will Susanne stay with Lisa and her family?
Yes for a little while.
4. Is the apartment packed?
Yes definitely.
5. Will the Germans bomb more?
Yes, but it won't impact Lisa.

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The Nazis have invaded Denmark, putting Lisa and her family's safety in danger. But they refuse to parish without a fight, leading Lisa and a group of teenage Jews to an underground resistance movement.

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Important Events:
Chapter 1 was mainly about talking about the Germans. Denmark surrendered and everyone is at risk. the germans are scattered across Denmark and everyone is scared to go outside. Stefan is freaking out and Lisa is keeping her emotions in. The teacher tries to calm everyone down but everyone is terrified and the teacher Mrs Jenson is comforting her students but everyone breaks out in tears.

Vocabulary:
~Communist: a political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.
~Windowpane: a pane of glass in a window.
~ Ourogade: A street name

Questions:
1. Is everyone scared or are they meh about it?
Everyone has mixed emotions.
2. Why isnt anyone in hiding now?
The Germans haven't attacked yet.

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Important Event:
~I think the important event was when Lisa was looking through the keyhole and listening to her parents on the other side of the door. She listens closely to her parents and opens the door and makes a grand idea but it might put her father endangered.
~ Germany just invaded Denmark and all of them are scared.
~1 week of the invasion everyone was angry and wanting to fight now.
~ 2 week of the invasion is everyone is scared and cautious of going outside.

Vocabulary:
~Exodus: a mass departure of people, especially emigrants.
~ Sugar pills: a pill that is given to a patient like a drug but that has no medicine in it.
~ Propaganda: information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political
cause or point of view.

Questions:
1. Do they know anything about the concentration camps?
they do not.
2.  Why did the Dutch surrender?
they surrendered because the Germans won.
3. Is Denmark going to surrender?
They already surrendered.

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1. In chapter one, the members of Lisa’s family have different reactions to the invasion of the Nazis. Describe their reactions. (4)

Stefan:

Stefans reaction to the invasion of the Nazis angered him. Stephan wants to fight with the residence but doesn't know how much he is putting him and his friend at risk.

Mother and Father:

Lisa’s mother and fathers reaction to the invasion of the Nazis they were scared and worried for their kids. I think they cover their emotions inside so they don't worry their children.

Erik:

Erik has a very different reaction to the germans invasion. He is very dry about what's happening and he doesn't really care about what's happening to his country.

Lisa:

Lisa has mixed feelings about the invasion. She is also worried about her brother and what he is doing but she wants to find out. She is also worried about her parents and her safety.

1. In chapter two, what dilemma does Lisa’s father face? (2)

The dilemma Lisa's father faces is that her father doesn't want to treat the Natzis but he is a doctor and he has to help everyone even if he is Jew.

1. At the very end of chapter two, Lisa has an important realization about how much the war has changed things. What does she realize? Explain your answer. (2)

Lisa realizes her great idea might end up her dad getting sent away or the Germans might find out and she would blame herself if that happened to her dad, or could her idea end up with someone dead.

1. Why does Lisa decide to follow Stefan and Jesper? What does she discover? (2)

Lisa decides to follow Stefan and Jesper because they have been up to mystery stuff and Lisa wants information. She discovers a mysterious guy in a winter coat when it's not winter and drops a package which ends up to be a leaflet.

1. What “game” do Stefan and Lisa play with the Nazi soldiers? (1)

Lisa and Stefan play chicken with the Nazi soldiers. They walk in front of the soldiers and see who would move first.

1. Name three things the Resistance has done to fight back against the Nazis. (3)

1.warehouses

2. Leaflets

3. Railway tracks

1. How does the Resistance “tell” the Danes the real news of the war? (2)

The resistance “tells” the Danes the real news of the war on a secret radio station.

1. At the end of the chapter, Lisa is waiting anxiously for Stefan. Why? (1)

Lisa is waiting anxiously for Stefan because she wants to help Stefan and listen to the secret radio station to see if anything happened.

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A Danish Catholic school in Copenhagen accidentally bombed by the British during Operation Carthage. (March 21st, 1945)

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Important Event:
~ When Lisa and her cousin and brother get to school there are prisoners outside of the new barbwire and lisa gives a apple and a sandwich to a prisoner that doesn't speak their language. Mrs Jensen says to pack up and go to a different school that is packed with million kids because her old school was turning into a prison. Lisa and Stefan make a plan to drop off leaflets by going to a laundry place and going on multiple streetcars all the way back to her apartment. the plans starts on Friday. Chapter 5 was when Lisa was going to complete her mission. instead she threw up all of the german soldiers. the people in the street car stood up and protected Lisa. she accomplished her mission but in a unique way.

The Man He Killed Poem- Thomas Hardy
I think the authors suggest that war isn't all about victory and losing. It explains that you can ask someone out for a drink with your foe then the next day you could kill the foe and still go on with your day. It doesn't matter if it's your rival. You're fighting for your country and that's all that matters when you're on the battlefield. You win some and you lose some but at the end of the day you’ve killed many people to help your country win or grow.

Vocabulary:
~ praesteogade: Street name in Denmark

Questions (4):
1. Will their plan work?
2. Will her mom figure out what she is doing?
3. Will the guards find out?
4. Is she going to actually make the plan work? or fail?

Questions (5)
1. Who are the prisoners?
2. is it a camp?
3. are the prisoners jewish or another nationality?
4. what stage are they in for war?
5. are the germans catching on to them?

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Important event:
~Its Lisa's birthday and she is getting ready. she walks out and sees her day with mixed emotions with terrified and miserable. her dad just saw multiple people getting shot just because they were there and a german people were hiding jews. The dad was helping a pregnant lady and the soldiers busted into the hospital with machine guns and shot the mother in the head but the baby survived because of Lisa's dad. The dad comes in like a dog and gets shot. Lisa's dad has just witnessed a family getting shot and scared if his family would have to go through that. Lisa was asked by Jesper (the person she thinks is cute) and put her worries beside and had a fun time.

Vocabulary:
Langelandsgade: Langelandsgade originated as field roads in the Middle Ages and was originally referred to as "the road behind the city".
Fishskin: skin of a fish.
Caesarean: Caesarean section, also known as C-section

Questions:
1) Does Jesper like her?
2) Is she happy?
3) is Erik more cautious or still meh and doesn't care?
4) Will her dad ever be happy again?
5) Is her dad not going to treat the germans because of what happened?