Number the Stars: Themes, Motifs, and Symbols Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Number the Stars

Lois Lowry

Themes, Motifs, and Symbols Quiz

1 of 5
What prominent aspect of childhood becomes impossible for Annemarie?

2 of 5
The trip through the woods marks a symbolic transformation in Annemarie towards what?

3 of 5
In the novel, __ are often used to explain something that is hard to understand or cope with.

4 of 5
As Henrik explains, knowing too much can make what harder?

5 of 5
When Peter reads aloud before the voyage to Sweden, the ___ in the story represent/s Annemarie's tainted view of the world.

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1 of 5 What prominent aspect of childhood becomes impossible for Annemarie?

2 of 5 The trip through the woods marks a symbolic transformation in Annemarie towards what?

3 of 5 In the novel, __ are often used to explain something that is hard to understand or cope with.

4 of 5 As Henrik explains, knowing too much can make what harder?

5 of 5 When Peter reads aloud before the voyage to Sweden, the ___ in the story represent/s Annemarie's tainted view of the world.