Refugee Comprehension Flashcard

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Where was Isabel's baby brother born?

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America

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What was the 'Wet Foot, Dry Foot' policy that the United States adapted in 1995?

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Cuban refugees caught at sea would be sent back to Cuba, but Cuban refugees who were able to make it to actual land in America could stay as refugees.

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What lesson does Josef learn about bravery in 'Refugee'?

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That true bravery comes from making tough decisions for the good of others.

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What does the novel 'Refugee' suggest about the nature of home?

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That home is wherever family is.

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What is a major conflict faced by Mahmoud in the novel?

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Navigating the dangers of fleeing Syria.

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Define 'refugee'.

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A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.

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What is the significance of family in the context of refugees?

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Family provides emotional support and a sense of belonging, which is crucial for refugees facing displacement.

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Explain the term 'asylum'.

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Asylum is the protection granted to individuals in a foreign country due to persecution or fear of persecution in their home country.

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What challenges do refugees often face when resettling in a new country?

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Refugees may face language barriers, cultural differences, discrimination, and difficulties in finding employment.

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What role does the United Nations play in refugee situations?

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The United Nations provides assistance, protection, and advocacy for refugees and works to find durable solutions for their situations.