Refugee Chapters 34-42 Review

What's the significance of the Cuban policeman's actions toward Josef's father on the MS St. Louis?

• He helps him escape to the United States.

• He ignores him, showing indifference.

• He arrests him trying to escape.

• He shows compassion by saving him from drowning.

How does Isabel's group react to the sight of Miami's coastline?

• They are filled with hope and excitement.

• They decide to turn back to Cuba.

• They are indifferent and continue rowing.

• They panic and abandon the boat.

What internal conflict does Mahmoud face when he sees the dead boy in the water?

• He is indifferent to the sight.

• He feels guilty for surviving when others did not.

• He is angry at the world for the situation.

• He is relieved that it is not a family member.

Why does Josef agree to help Pozner and the others take over the ship?

• He is promised a reward for his assistance.

• He beieves it's the only way to reach the United States.

• He is coerced into helping them.

• He wants to ensure his family's safety.

What does Isabel's mother going into labor symbolize in the context of their journey?

• The beginning of new life and hope.

• The end of their journey.

• A distraction from their goal.

• A reason to return to Cuba.

How does Mahmoud's family plan to cross the Hungarian border?

• By bribing the guards.

• By using fake passports.

• By seeking asylum at the border.

• By sneaking through at night.

What does the captain of the MS St. Louis promise the passengers after the failed attempt to dock in Cuba?

• To dock in the United States.

• To try to land in England.

• To return to Germany.

• To abandon the ship.

What does the US Coast Guard's approach signify for Isabel and her family?

• An opportunity to seek help.

• Immediate deportation to Cuba.

• A chance for asylum in the U.S.

• A potential end to their journey.

What is Mahmoud's reaction to the Hungarian police's use of tear gas?

• He feels hopeless and defeated.

• He is determined to keep moving forward.

• He is angry and wants to fight back.

• He is indifferent to the situation.

What does Josef's mother's decision to dress up and dance symbolize?

• Her wish to celebrate their journey.

• Her attempt to distract Josef.

• Her acceptance of their fate.

• Her desire to maintain dignity and hope.