Unbroken Chapters 12-15

Front

What did the men do at night to stay warm in 'Unbroken'?

Back

They filled the raft with water.

Front

What does Phil's inner dialogue during the plane fight reveal about his character?

Back

It reveals that he is a strong man who faces disaster calmly after doing everything he can.

Front

Why did the author emphasize the dangers of flying in WWII?

Back

To highlight the risks that Louie faced.

Front

What kept the men mentally full while stranded?

Back

They reminisced about food.

Front

Who consumed all the chocolates on the raft?

Back

Mac.

Front

What is the significance of the raft in the story?

Back

The raft serves as a symbol of survival and the struggles faced by the characters.

Front

How does the theme of resilience manifest in 'Unbroken'?

Back

Through the characters' ability to endure extreme hardships and maintain hope.

Front

What role does camaraderie play among the men on the raft?

Back

Camaraderie helps them cope with their dire situation and maintain morale.

Front

What psychological effects did the men experience while stranded at sea?

Back

They faced despair, hunger, and the struggle to maintain hope.

Front

How does the author use sensory details to enhance the narrative?

Back

Sensory details create vivid imagery that immerses the reader in the characters' experiences.