Unbroken (pages 1-47)

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What type of character is Louie in Chapter 5?

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Driven and Bold - Louie demonstrates resilience and determination even when faced with challenges.

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Who helped Louie change his life?

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His brother - Louie's brother played a significant role in guiding him towards a better path.

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What is the author’s purpose in 'Unbroken'?

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To teach others about his struggles as an immigrant child, track & field star, and pilot in World War II.

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How does Louie act after the Olympics in Berlin?

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Rebellious - Louie exhibits a rebellious attitude following his Olympic experience.

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True or False: The main character became a better runner than his brother because he trained hard and ran from trouble at a young age.

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True - Louie's dedication to training and his experiences contributed to his success as a runner.

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Define 'resilience' in the context of Louie's character.

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Resilience refers to Louie's ability to recover from difficulties and maintain his determination.

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What role does family play in Louie's life according to the text?

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Family, especially his brother, provides support and guidance that helps Louie navigate challenges.

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Explain the significance of the Olympics in Louie's journey.

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The Olympics represent a pivotal moment in Louie's life, showcasing his talent and determination on a global stage.

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What challenges does Louie face as an immigrant child?

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Louie faces cultural barriers, discrimination, and the struggle to adapt to a new environment.

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How does Louie's background influence his character development?

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His background instills a strong work ethic and a drive to succeed despite obstacles.