Farewell to Manzanar Chapter 5

Front

What does Jeanne write about eating with her family in Ocean Park?

Back

Fish

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What piece of furniture does Jeanne recall with deep yearning in Chapter 5?

Back

A wooden table

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Which member of the Wakatsuki family is too weak to eat in the mess hall?

Back

Granny

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What was the first thing Jeanne noticed about Papa when the bus door opened?

Back

He walked with a cane.

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What religion does Jeanne become interested in at Manzanar?

Back

Catholicism.

Front

What is the significance of the wooden table in Jeanne's memories?

Back

It represents family gatherings and a sense of normalcy before internment.

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How does Jeanne's perception of her father change throughout Chapter 5?

Back

She sees him as weakened and changed by the internment experience.

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What role does food play in Jeanne's memories of her family life?

Back

Food symbolizes comfort, family bonding, and cultural identity.

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What does the mess hall represent for the Wakatsuki family?

Back

It represents the loss of their home and the challenges of internment.

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How does Jeanne's interest in Catholicism reflect her search for identity?

Back

It shows her desire to find belonging and understanding in a difficult environment.