Farewell to Manzanar, chapter 11

The Japanese word inu means...

• a half-White, half-Japanese person.

• a person who fishes for a living.

• a collaborator or informer.

• a samurai.

On page 73, chapter 11 begins with 2 questions from the...

• Declaration of Independence

• the narrator's English test

• War Relocation Authority Application for Leave Clearance

Conflict over the ___________________________finally forced Papa out of the barracks and into the society of the camp.

• food in the mess halls

• narrator's school

• Loyalty Oath

• attack on Pearl Harbor

For the Issei, the conflict with the oath is that they have lived their adult lives in the United States, but they are not allowed to become citizens, and are unjustly imprisoned in internment camps. What type of conflict is this?

• man vs. self

• man vs. man

• man vs. society

• man vs. nature

Woody, Jeanne's oldest brother, has decided ... (choose all that apply)

• he will say YES YES

• he will join the army

• he will say NO NO

• he will run away

The men in the camp broke into two groups: the YES YES and the NO NO groups. Which group was Papa in?

• YES YES

• NO NO

What happened at the meeting to discuss the Loyalty Oath?

• Everyone agreed to YES YES

• Someone called Papa an inu

• Woody and Papa argued

• Papa and another man got into a fight

What is the connotation of the underlined word?

"...Papa had him by the throat and would have strangled him, but some other men pulled them apart. I had never seen him so livid, yelling and out of his head with rage.

• positive

• negative

• neutral

What is the function (part of speech) of the underlined word?

"...Papa had him by the throat and would have strangled him, but some other men pulled them apart. I had never seen him so livid, yelling and out of his head with rage.

• it names a person, place, thing (NOUN)

• it describes a person, place, thing (ADJECTIVE)

• it tells the action of a person, place, thing (VERB)

What word could replace the underlined word and keep the meaning of the sentence?

"...Papa had him by the throat and would have strangled him, but some other men pulled them apart. I had never seen him so livid, yelling and out of his head with rage.