Number the Stars

1. The person who sent a letter to the Johansens saying he/she loved them right before his/her execution
4. “The local doctor was an old man, ______ and businesslike, though with kind eyes.”
6. "With them, straining at ____ leashes, were two dogs, their eyes glittering, their lips curled."
8. The substance inside the powder in the handkerchief that lured the Nazis’ dogs to it
9. “Even now, with the boats in the harbor empty of fish, she could smell the oily, salty scent of _____, which always remained in the air here.”
10. “It ____ itself out of Kirsti’s arms, stretched, and then jumped lightly on the floor and came to Annemarie.”
12. The device that was in the packet that Mr. Rosen dropped when he tripped on the doorstep
13. The Nazis _______ materials like metal, gasoline, and leather, so many people used other materials.
14. The amusement park in Copenhagen that the Germans partially burnt down as their way of punishing the Danes
16. The story that Annemarie retold herself as she walked through the woods
18. The fisherman who hid the Rosens in the secret compartment under his boat and took them to Sweden
20. The food that the German soldiers fed to the dogs while rummaging through Uncle Henrik’s lunch

2. "Annemarie always tried to prolong this part, to build up the suspense and _______ her sister.”
3. "Almost as fast as she had run down the Copenhagen sidewalk on the day that the soldier had stopped her with the call of 'Halte!"
5. “She knew the old path too-- not as well as her mother, who had followed it almost every day of her childhood with her dog _______ behind.”
7. "But the night did seem, somehow, different from a normal night."
11. The imaginary deceased aunt of the Johansen family who supposedly died of typhus
15. The naive, silly little girl of the Johansen family
17. Annemarie and Kirsti’s mother
19. "His eyes turned to the page he had opened at ________, and he began to read in a strong voice."