Refugee Pages 197-235
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Objective
I can cite specific examples from pages 197-235 of Refugee to support my ideas about the characters and events.
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Describe Joseph's reaction to Dr. Aber being allowed to take his daughters off the ship. What does this reaction reveal about Joseph's character and his understanding of the situation?
How does Captain Schroeder attempt to reassure the passengers of the St. Louis? Cite a specific example of his words or actions from the video.
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“On pages 216-218, Joseph witnesses Dr. Aber taking his daughters off the ship. Cite a specific detail from these pages that shows Joseph's confusion or frustration about this event. Explain how this detail supports your understanding of Joseph's feelings. On pages 226-229, Isabelle is dealing with the death of Ivonne. Cite a specific example from these pages that shows how Isabelle is coping with this loss. Explain how this example supports your understanding of Isabelle's emotional state. On pages 233-235, Mahmoud and his family are trying to cross the border. Cite a specific detail from these pages that demonstrates the challenges they face. Explain how this detail supports your understanding of the difficulties refugees encounter during their journeys.”
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