Milkweed Chapters 30 and 31

Front

What is the significance of Misha taking Janina to the cemetery and the merry-go-round?

Back

Misha believes they will not get in trouble if they do not steal food.

Front

Why is Misha surprised to see Uri at the blue camel hotel?

Back

Jews were not allowed to work outside the ghetto without Nazi supervision.

Front

What does Janina's action of pulling puffs of milkweed symbolize?

Back

Janina wants to be free like the milkweed puffs.

Front

What color is the ghetto described as in the story?

Back

Gray.

Front

How did Misha used to identify dead bodies?

Back

By checking if they had no shoes, socks, or coats.

Front

What helps Misha identify dead bodies now?

Back

Crows.

Front

What does the milkweed represent in the context of freedom?

Back

It symbolizes the desire for freedom and escape from oppression.

Front

What role does the blue camel hotel play in the story?

Back

It serves as a place where Misha encounters Uri and reflects on their circumstances.

Front

How does the setting of the ghetto affect the characters' lives?

Back

It creates a harsh environment that limits their freedom and safety.

Front

What themes are explored in Chapters 30 and 31 of Milkweed?

Back

Themes of survival, freedom, and the impact of war on innocence.