Refugee Chapters 6-8

How does Mahmoud’s family access water?

• They turn on the tap.

• They go to the store for water.

• They fill up plastic jugs from the neighborhood well.

• They use bottled water.

Why does Mahmoud take a break from his homework?

• He is tired.

• To complete his prayers.

• To play with his little sister.

• He needs to help his mother prepare dinner.

What happened to Mahmoud’s apartment?

• A stove fire causes it to burn.

• A missile strike/explosion.

• It is being renovated.

• A bomb exploded near his home.

At which train station does Josef’s family disembark?

• Frankfurt Central Railway Station

• Hamburg Central Railway Station

• Berlin Central Railway Station

• Munich Central Railway Station

What flag was flying the highest on the ship?

• The Nazi flag flies the highest on the ship.

• The German flag flies the highest on the ship.

• The Russian flag flies the highest on the ship.

• The Cuban flag flies the highest on the ship.

Describe the behavior of Josef’s father.

• Josef’s father acts normal to avoid appearing suspicious.

• Josef’s father acts panicked, suspicious, paranoid and erratic.

Explain the "Wet Foot, Dry Foot" policy of the USA toward Cubans that was mentioned by Isabel?

• Wet Foot means the refugee was at the Cuban beach in the water. Dry Foot means the refugee is on U.S. soil and is allowed to stay in the U.S.

• Wet Foot means the refugee got their feet wet in the shower and may not go to the U.S. Dry Foot means the refugee is on U.S. soil and is allowed to stay in the U.S.

• Wet Foot means the refugee was caught in the water before reaching land and may not go to the U.S. Dry Foot means the refugee is on U.S. soil and is allowed to stay in the U.S.

• Wet Foot means the refugee worked as a fisherman on the water in Cuba and may not go to the U.S. Dry Foot means the refugee is on U.S. soil and is allowed to stay in the U.S.

Where does Isabel find Ivan and his father?

• At the beach.

• At the baseball stadium.

• Behind their house in the shed.

• In their house.

What does Isabel trade for gasoline?

• She trades her trumpet (and the kitten).

• She trades her baseball glove.

• She trades her trumpet.

• She trades her saxophone (and the kitten).