Refugee Review (Pages 60 - 115)

relating to a world other than Earth

• deserter

• Alien

• fraught

• infidel

a person who abandons their post or duties, especially one who leaves the armed forces without intending to return

• alien

• deserter

• lull

• squalid

full of, or likely to result in something unpleasant

• fraught

• squalid

• paranoia

• lull

a person who does not believe in a particular religion

• deserter

• refugee

• lull

• infidel

a relatively calm interval

• lull

• fraught

• squalid

• infidel

a psychological state characterized by excessive worrying and distrust, often without concrete evidence

• squalid

• lull

• paranoia

• deserter

grimy and miserable, often due to poverty

• deserter

• fraught

• squalid

• lull

Did Mahmound's family agree with Daesh's interpretation of Islam?

• Yes, they agreed with Daesh's interpretation.

• No, they describe Daesh's interpretation as a "twisted perversion of Islam."

When the captain of the St. Luis follows the request of one of his passengers to remove the portrait of Hitler, a crew member slams his fist down and storms off.

• This shows the captain is sympathetic towards his passengers, but many of the crew support Hitler.

• This shows the captain is kind to their faces, but secretly despises them.

• This shows the captain plans to turn in the Jewish passengers at the next port entry.

In Isabel's story, they make a joke after using one of Castro's signs for the bottom of the boat. They even mock Castro.

• This shows Cubans were inspired by Castro.

• This shows that Cubans mocked Castro regime even though it was forbidden.