Unbroken Final Test (YA Version)

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What changed Louie's perspective on his drinking?

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The preacher Billy Graham inspired Louie Zamperini to change his perspective on drinking.

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Who did Watanabe focus most of his sadistic behavior on?

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Watanabe focused most of his sadistic behavior on Louis Zamperini.

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Why was Louie the focus of Watanabe's torture?

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Watanabe could not break Louie's spirit, making him a target for torture.

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What did Mac do the first night that endangered all three survivors after the B-24 crash?

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Mac ate their whole food supply, endangering all three survivors.

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What was the nickname of the B-24 bomber?

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The B-24 bomber was nicknamed the 'Flying Coffin'.

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What is the significance of the preacher Billy Graham in Louie's life?

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Billy Graham played a crucial role in helping Louie Zamperini overcome his struggles with alcohol.

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Describe the relationship between Louie Zamperini and Watanabe.

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Watanabe was a sadistic guard who targeted Louie Zamperini, unable to break his spirit.

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What does the term 'survivor' mean in the context of Louie, Mac, and Phil?

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A survivor is someone who continues to live or exist, especially in spite of danger or hardship, as Louie, Mac, and Phil did after their B-24 crash.

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What lesson can be learned from Louie's experience with Watanabe?

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The lesson is about resilience and the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

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What role did camaraderie play among the survivors of the B-24 crash?

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Camaraderie provided emotional support and a sense of hope for Louie, Mac, and Phil during their ordeal.