Refugee Gratz

What is the correct definition for a REFUGEE?

• Someone who has been displaced by a hurricane or other natural disaster.

• A person who has a war going on where they live.

• Someone trying to escape for religious persecution.

• All of the above.

Why did Mahmoud leave Syria?

• The weather was bad

• There is a war

• His dad lost his job

Refugees are people who...

• Are paid to move to a new city

• decide to move in search of work or more opportunities

• are forced to move because of violence or persecution

• don't need to leave their home

How were Josef and Isabel's stories different?

• when they took place

• Hitler wanted Jews gone, Castro wouldn't let Cubans leave

• where they took place

• they weren't different

What is a refugee?

• Someone who has lost their home due to war or disaster and needs help starting a new life in a different country

• Someone who must make long and difficult walks to ponds

• Someone who fights in a war

• Someone who starts his own business

Who offered to let Mahmoud's family stay in their car dealership?

• A Syrian soldier

• A Palestine refugee

• The boat man

• An old woman

What is the correct definition for a REFUGEE? Choose all that apply.

• Someone who has been displaced by a hurricane or other natural disaster.

• A person who has a war going on where they live which causes them to leave.

• Someone trying to escape for religious persecution.

• Someone who wants to go to another country to get a better job and make more money for his/her family.

Refugees are people who...

• Are paid to move to a new city

• decide to move in search of work or more opportunities

• are forced to move because of violence or persecution

• do not need to leave their home

Which main character is from Syria in 2015?

• Josef

• Isabel

• Mahmoud

How does the point of view in "Refugee" affect the reader's understanding of the characters' experiences?

• It limits the reader's understanding to only one character's perspective.

• It provides a comprehensive overview of the refugee crisis.

• It allows the reader to experience the journey from multiple perspectives.

• It confuses the reader with too many perspectives.