Refugee Ch. 1-24

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What is the significance of the smugglers telling Mahmoud's family that their boat will arrive 'tomorrow'?

Back

This reflects the uncertainty and false hope often experienced by refugees during their journey.

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What is the author's purpose in writing the book REFUGEE?

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To inform readers with a story about three children who face difficult, real-life situations.

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What is a bar mitzvah and why is it significant for Josef?

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A bar mitzvah is a Jewish coming-of-age ceremony that signifies a boy's transition to adulthood, celebrated by Josef on the boat.

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What role does the Cuban doctor play on Josef's ship?

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The Cuban doctor examines every passenger to ensure their health and safety.

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What does the Hitler Youth's action of letting Josef go with a warning signify?

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It highlights the dangers and moral complexities faced by individuals during oppressive regimes.

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Define 'refugee'.

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A refugee is a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.

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What challenges do refugees like Mahmoud face during their journey?

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Refugees face challenges such as danger, uncertainty, lack of resources, and the threat of violence.

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How does the theme of family play a role in the book REFUGEE?

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Family is a central theme, showcasing the bonds and sacrifices made by family members during their struggles.

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What does the journey of the three children in REFUGEE symbolize?

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Their journey symbolizes hope, resilience, and the quest for safety and a better life.

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Explain the importance of storytelling in understanding refugee experiences.

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Storytelling helps humanize the experiences of refugees, allowing readers to empathize and understand their struggles.