Front

What words were painted on the back door of Mr. Yomamoto's house?

Back

Japs! Yellow Enemies!

Front

What did Fernando tell Ivy to do while he was away at war?

Back

Play music and help hold the family together.

Front

How does Ivy describe Fernando when thinking about whether he would fight in the war?

Back

A tinkerer.

Front

What happens if Japanese farmers cannot find anyone to take care of their land?

Back

The bank will sell their land for less than they are worth.

Front

What caused Ivy's excitement about her own bedroom to wither when she visited Susan?

Back

Susan's room looked like a picture from a catalogue.

Front

What is the significance of the phrase 'End the War Now!' in the context of the story?

Back

It reflects the desire for peace and the end of conflict during wartime.

Front

How does the character of Ivy evolve throughout the chapters?

Back

Ivy grows from a hopeful girl to someone who faces the harsh realities of war.

Front

What role does music play in Ivy's life during the war?

Back

Music serves as a source of comfort and a way to hold the family together.

Front

What does the term 'tinkerer' imply about Fernando's character?

Back

It suggests that he is creative and enjoys working with his hands.

Front

How does the community's perception of Japanese farmers change during the war?

Back

They face discrimination and suspicion, leading to loss of land and livelihood.