Inside Out and Back Again Context Clue Vocabulary

Kate's grandmother is an immigrant, because she was born in Italy and came to live in the U.S.

• a person who loves to eat vegetables
• a person who loves to make speeches
• a person who comes to live permanently in a country
• a person who loves to sew

The war in the Sudan forced people to leave their homes, becoming displaced refugees.

• a person who grew tire of their country and wanted to move
• a person who wants to try out a new country just for fun
• a person who love to travel
• a person who has been forced to leave their country.

Students who didn't attend singing/dancing classes outside of school were discriminated against

• to welcome people into your group of friends
• to help someone who is hurting
• unfair treatment of one particular person/ group of people.
• to listen to someone intently

When the neighborhood school closed, 6th/7th grade students were integrated into Tanner MS

• separating people of different ethnic backgrounds
• creating a large family reunion
• blending cultures together
• uniting people from different races for equal rights

The end of the year exam was the final hurdle before graduation.

• an obstacle or difficulty.
• a game
• something that is easy to complete
• a long road trip

The paper covered a wide spectrum of events ranging from the beginning of WWI to the end of WWI

• a bright blue light that will not go out
• a large river
• a continuous sequence or range of numbers or events
• a huge sand lot

Jen began to resent Cory because she made captain of the cheerleading team and she didn't

• to like someone
• to have an unfriendly feeling towards someone
• to want the best for a person
• to help someone in need

The Vietnam War was a major push factor where thousands of Vietnamese flee their country.

• condition that causes one to love their own country
• an aspect that allows people to become rich in their country
• condition that cause one to want to stay in their country
• negative condition that motivates one to leave one's country

A pull factor in immigration to America is the opportunities many immigrants find they arrive

• something that makes people want to leave the country
• something that attracts people to go and live in a country
• something that makes people want to imitate another person
• something that creates hardship for other people