Farewell to Manzanar Ch. 22

How long did it take Jeanne to get the confidence to deal with Manzanar?

• a. 20 years
• b. 3 years
• c. 35 years
• d. 11 years

What family "firsts" did Jeanne accomplish?

• a. first to speak fluent English, first to get a high-paying job
• b. first to marry out of her race; first to finish college
• c. first to go to the East Coast; first to have children
• d. first to forget their ordeal; first to forgive the U.S. administration

Who went to the Manzanar site with Jeanne?

• a. her parents
• b. her brothers
• c. her husband and children
• d. her editor and publisher

True or False: The camp looked exactly as it had looked when she was there.

• a. True
• b. False

The title of Chapter 22 indicates that Jeanne heard _____ at the camp.

• a. the sound of sirens during the riot
• b. the wind in the apple trees
• c. the sound of bombs exploding
• d. ten thousand voices

How did Jeanne try to look at the area?

• a. as a memorial, not to engage in prejudice
• b. as a historical and archaeological site
• c. as a bad time that she managed to get over
• d. as her worst nightmares

What inscription was on the flagpole circle?

• a. BUILT BY WADA AND CREW, JUNE 10, 1942 AD
• b. JAPANESE GO HOME
• c. RESIDENCE OF THE WAKATSUKI FAMILY
• d. REST IN PEACE TO ALL WHO DIED HERE

When Jeanne's family went to visit Manzanar, Jeanne's oldest daughter was ___, the same age as Jeanne when the camp was closed.

• a. 7

• b. 19

• c. 14

• d. 11

True or False: The trip helped Jeanne forget all about her experience at Manzanar.

• a. True
• b. False

Jeanne remembered that leaving the camp in the car was ______.

• a. like a second honeymoon to her parents
• b. her father's last act of defiance
• c. considered a put-down by those who could not afford a car
• d. a fun and exciting trip