Monday, 16 March 2015

Response to Chapters 1-5




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  2. I think the most significant part in this passage is when Anne Marie rips of the Star of David necklace off of Ellen because if it was still on, the soldiers would've known she was Jewish. This leads to when the soldiers examine them that they make it through and don't get caught. This passage of the book that we read was described very deeply, I think this is because it is telling us important information we must know. If I were Anne Marie I would be terrified when the soldiers came. It is really hard to imagine what life was like then.

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  3. annemarie is in trouble cause she got the star of david in her hand and if the german nazi finds the star of david in her then they will think she's a jew its like trouble is brewing

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  4. I think that a mark left on Anne Marie's hand is significant event. I think part that Nazi soldiers came fits other parts that said soldiers are coming to this apartment that night. Part that soldier ripped Lise' s picture I think author said this because Johansens family will be upset because I think that they doesn't have picture of Lise. Another example of this is, I think this part will be important again later. I think Anne Marie will be scared and wondering why Nazis are trying to find Rosens, Jewish and why? to go where?

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  5. What I think of what is significant in this chapter is that when the Nazis come and search Annemarie's house if Ellen is there because that really scares the readers and the author pulls you into the story.In other words it is actually what is what we are not expecting. This chapter fits in with other chapters of the story because the setting of time is when the Nazis invaded Jews and killed them and what is happening in this part is that a soldier is investigating where the Rosens are so that is pretty much it. This is giving me the idea that, maybe someone could end this chaos. Maybe Lois Lowry is giving more details and writing because she is trying to show us how it was back then and so that she could show us the setting of time and place even better. I think that Ellen is changed because she is scared and frightened.

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  6. I thought the part where the soldier ripped the photo made the family feel really bad and sad because Lise was dead so there were not so many photos and one of the photos was ripped by the soldiers. I think the author wrote this part in a really interesting way and there are many details. I think Anne Marie is learning that Ellen has a different life than her life because Ellen is a Jewish person. Ellen has to hide at AnneMarie's house from the soldiers.

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  7. I think significant event in this passage is when Nazi soldiers ripped the picture of Lise. Because Lise was dead and it made Mrs.Johnhanson and Mr.Johnhanson sad. It might be last picture of Lise but soldiers ripped the picture in half pieces. I think author wrote this piece of chapter, detailed because I think that author wanted to let us feel about how afraid was Ellen and Annemarie when soldier came in to their room and pulled Ellen's hair. And I also thinks that this chapter was rising action of the story. Problem is getting worse.

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  8. I think the solider ever scared because the if I were there like Anne Marie I feel I have run so I run so I think the solider and shout me and I think I am died so I think Anne Marie is brave.I also think that Anne Marie is very kind because she hides Elin and she have to make Elin she's sister so I think she is kindful and responsible to Elin very much and she have to listen to she mother or father

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  9. I think the significant part in this book is when Anne Marie took the star of David necklace and broke it. The reason I think this is important is that the solders will notice that Anne Marie is Jewish person, because she hold the necklace so tight that it left the sign on her hand. If I was Anne Marie, I would be really scared.

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