Other Words for Home: Part 3-6 Review

Jude goes to an ESL class in school, what is the class for?

• Students who speak English as a Second Language.

• Students who can't read.

• Students who have no friends.

• Students who hate America.

Why is Sarah ignoring Jude at school?

• She doesn't speak her language.

• She is embarrassed of her.

• She doesn't know who Jude is.

• She doesn't have time to talk to her.

At first, Jude doesn't like the idea of ESL class. What changes her mind?

• She wants to speak arabic in school.

• She wants to get out of doing work.

• She realizes that the students have the same problems she has.

• She can avoid Sarah.

When Jude first goes to the mall, what does she notice?

• She notices the stores have a lot of clothes in them.

• There are a lot of people in the mall.

• The store signs are in English.

• She sees extreme wealth and poverty.

What side is Issa on back in Syria?

• Assad's Repressive Regime

• Rebels who dream of democracy

Who is Jude's ESL teacher?

• Mrs. Ravenswood

• Ms. Gardner

• Mrs. Bloom

• Mrs. Campbell

How does Jude and her mother communicate with her father?

• video chat

• letters

• they are unable to communicate with him

What does Uncle Mazin struggle with?

• The urge to send the family back

• The urge to fight in the Syrian War

• Being Financially Stable

• Being true to his culture

What do the mosque and Mrs. Ravenswood’s class have in common for Mama and Jude?

• Mama & Jude like to be around alot of people

• Mama & Jude feel accepted in these places

• Mama & Jude are surrounded by their culture in these places

• Mama & Jude are reminded of Syria in these places

How are Pre Jude and Now Jude different?

• Pre Jude liked movies and Now Jude doesn't

• Pre Jude felt Syria was home and Now Jude feels America is home

• Pre Jude felt Syria was home and Now Jude feels home is Syria and America

• Pre Jude didn't like movies and Now Jude does like movies.