Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes

Front

What event led Mr. Sasaki to take Sadako to the hospital?

Back

Sadako collapsed in the schoolyard.

Front

What did Sadako's mother say about her ability to run?

Back

She had learned to run before she could walk.

Front

What promise did Masahiro make after seeing the cranes in Sadako's room?

Back

He promised to hang all of them from the ceiling.

Front

What realization did Sadako have on her first day at the hospital?

Back

Her parents would not be allowed to visit her during her hospital stay.

Front

How did the golden crane help Sadako during her fear?

Back

It reminded her that there was always hope.

Front

What is the significance of the paper cranes in Sadako's story?

Back

The paper cranes symbolize hope and healing.

Front

What does Sadako's experience in the hospital represent in the context of her illness?

Back

It represents the struggle and fear faced by those suffering from illness.

Front

How does Sadako's character demonstrate resilience?

Back

She continues to fight her fear and create paper cranes despite her circumstances.

Front

What theme is prevalent in 'Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes'?

Back

The theme of hope in the face of adversity.

Front

What does the act of folding paper cranes symbolize in Japanese culture?

Back

It symbolizes peace and the wish for recovery.