Unit Three Milkweed Assessment

Front

What does the name 'Misha Pilsudski' signify in the story?

Back

It was created by Uri for Misha to have a Jewish identity.

Front

How does the author use the imagery of 'angels' in the story?

Back

As symbols of hope.

Front

In what way does the concept of family transform throughout the chapters?

Back

It expands beyond blood relations.

Front

What does Misha's relationship with Janina represent in the larger context of the story?

Back

Hope and humanity amid destruction.

Front

What larger theme does the smuggling of food into the ghetto represent?

Back

The struggle for survival and resistance.

Front

What is the significance of identity in 'Milkweed'?

Back

Identity is crucial for survival and connection in a time of crisis.

Front

How does the setting of the ghetto influence the characters' actions?

Back

It creates a backdrop of desperation and resilience.

Front

What role does hope play in the narrative of 'Milkweed'?

Back

Hope drives characters to survive and resist oppression.

Front

How does Misha's perspective on life change throughout the story?

Back

He learns the value of relationships and community.

Front

What does the act of smuggling symbolize in the context of the story?

Back

It symbolizes resistance against oppression and the will to survive.