I Live in a Refugee Camp

According to the sections "Life in the Camp" and "World of Uncertainty," what makes the Kobe camp in Ethiopia different from many refugee camps? Use text evidence.

On pages 7-8, Lewis writes, "It's clean, it's well organized, and it has the essentials: food, water, durable shelters, and a health clinic." What are essentials?

• things that keep you warm

• things that cost extra

• things that are basic or necessary

• things that are not important

What conclusion can you draw from “I Live in a Refugee Camp”?

• All refugee camps are the same.

• People live in refugee camps for a short time.

• Life in a refugee camp is fun and exciting.

• Refugee camps provide protection and basic

  supplies for people who need them.

What is most likely the author’s main purpose for writing this article?

• to persuade readers to help refugees like Bilan

• to inform readers about the history of Somalia

• to help readers understand what life is like ina refugee camp

• to explain to readers why there were so manyrefugees after World War II

Life is grim in some refugee camps because they are ______.

• crowded

• bustling

• comfortable

• organized

You would never plan to be a ______________ and have to leave your home.

• looted

• refugee

• resettled

• rubble

Bilan and her family left their home . . .

• for religious freedom.

• because of widespread disease.

• to escape violence.

• to explore new places.

What is the main theme of the text 'I Live in a Refugee Camp'?

• A) Adventure and exploration

• B) Survival and resilience

• C) Wealth and prosperity

• D) Technology and innovation

Which word best describes the living conditions in a refugee camp as depicted in the text?

• A) Luxurious

• B) Challenging

• C) Unchanging

• D) Predictable

In the context of the text, what does the word 'refugee' mean?

• A) A person who travels for leisure

• B) A person who flees their country for safety

• C) A person who moves for a job opportunity

• D) A person who visits new places