The Journey - Children's Refugee Story

Who is the main character in the story?

• David, Sarah, and Thomas

• Luis, Maria, and Anna

• Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud

• Samantha, Michael, and Emily

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Describe the personality traits of Josef, one of the main characters.

• Josef is a shy and introverted character

• Josef is a wealthy and arrogant character

• Josef is afraid, brave, and loving.

• Josef is a brave and adventurous character

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How does Isabel, another main character, change throughout the story?

• Isabel becomes less determined and gives up easily

• Isabel becomes more resilient and determined as she faces the challenges of being a refugee.

• Isabel becomes more lazy and unmotivated

• Isabel becomes more selfish and uncaring towards others

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What are the motivations of Mahmoud, one of the main characters?

• Trying to become famous and powerful

• Seeking revenge on his enemies

• Seeking safety, freedom, and a better future for himself and his family.

• Looking for treasure and wealth

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Explain the relationship between Josef and his family members.

• Unrelated and disconnected

• Close and loving

• Distant and hostile

• Indifferent and uncaring

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How does Isabel's background influence her actions in the story?

• Isabel's background has no influence on her actions in the story.

• Isabel's background causes her to forget her past in the story.

• Isabel's background makes her more passive in the story.

• Isabel's background as a Cuban refugee influences her actions in the story.

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What are the internal conflicts faced by Mahmoud?

• Excitement, assurance, and peace

• Happiness, security, and comfort

• Confidence, contentment, and ease

• Fear, uncertainty, and struggle to adapt

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Discuss the similarities and differences between the three main characters.

• The main characters come from different times and places yet share an experience.

• The characters have no similarities or differences

• The characters are all related to each other

• The characters are all from different books

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How do the secondary characters impact the development of the main characters?

• Secondary characters can provide support, conflict, or contrast to the main characters, which can impact their development.

• Secondary characters only serve as background decoration and do not impact the main characters

• Secondary characters always agree with the main characters and do not provide any impact on their development

• Secondary characters have no impact on the development of the main characters

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What are the key character elements that drive the plot of the story?

• Weather and setting of the story

• The color of the main characters' clothes

• Experiences and actions of the main characters

• The food and drink consumed by the main characters

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