Unbroken ch. 1-2 Check

Front

What event does the preface of 'Unbroken' begin with?

Back

A story about Louie being stranded in a boat at sea.

Front

What significant race does Louie win as a 10th-grader?

Back

The UCLA Southern California Cross Country meet.

Front

Who is described as treating adults with respect and waking up early to run a paper route?

Back

Louie's brother Pete.

Front

How does the attitude of the people of Torrance toward Louie change in Chapter 2?

Back

They despised Louie for his mischief but began to love him as he became a successful track star.

Front

What leads to Louie's rehabilitation?

Back

He begins to run track.

Front

What is the significance of Louie's early morning paper route?

Back

It demonstrates his work ethic and responsibility at a young age.

Front

How does Louie's Italian heritage affect his relationship with the community?

Back

Initially, it leads to resentment from the people of Torrance.

Front

What role does running play in Louie's life?

Back

It becomes a source of discipline and success for him.

Front

What does Louie's success in track signify for his character development?

Back

It marks a transition from mischief to achievement.

Front

What is a key theme in 'Unbroken' as introduced in the first two chapters?

Back

The struggle for acceptance and recognition.