My view Unit 1 Week 2- Paper Son day 4

Insight

clear or complete understanding of a situation

Wandered

walked slowly or aimlessly

Passage

an entry or doorway

​passaje

adventure

an exciting experience

​adventura

Curious

having an interest to learn about something

​curioso

On agreeable situation of chance

opportunity

People who belong to a particular place

Citizens

The act of moving to a new country to live there

immigration

A series of steps in a legal action

processing

Granted access to a place

admitted

Multiple Choice

An agreeable situation or chance

• citizens

• Immigration

• opportunity

• processing

• admitted

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granted access to a place

• citizens

• Immigration

• opportunity

• processing

• admitted

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people who belong to a particular place

• citizens

• Immigration

• opportunity

• processing

• admitted

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a series of steps in a legal action

• citizens

• Immigration

• opportunity

• processing

• admitted

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the act of moving to a new country to live there

• citizens

• Immigration

• opportunity

• processing

• admitted

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an exciting experience

• insight

• wandered

• passage

• adventure

• curious

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an entry or doorway

• insight

• wandered

• passage

• adventure

• curious

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having an interest in learning about something

• insight

• wandered

• passage

• adventure

• curious

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clear and complete understanding of a situation

• insight

• wandered

• passage

• adventure

• curious

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walked slowly or aimlessly

• insight

• wandered

• passage

• adventure

• curious

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How were the city's birth records destroyed?

• They were stolen.

• The were destroyed by a hurricane

• They were destroyed by an earthquake and fire.

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How were the Chinese effected by the destruction of the records?

• The Chinese decided to go back to China since they did not have family in America.

• The Chinese saw an opportunity to claim they had been born in San Francisco.

• The Chinese had to move states since they were not allowed in San Francisco.

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Why were the Chinese Americans afraid to talk about their immigration experiences?

• The experiences were painful, and they wanted to forget them. They also feared being sent back to China.

• They were not afraid. Instead, they were proud to be paper sons.

• A paper son who talked about their experiences would never be allowed to leave San Francisco or bring additional family members to America.

Multiple Choice

How did Louie Share Kim make sure he looked American in his passport photograph?

• By cutting his hair shorter

• By not smiling

• By wearing a suit and tie

Multiple Choice

What kinds of questions did officials ask Louie and his father when they interrogated them?

• They asked why they were in America.

• They asked about their family history.

• They asked about their jobs they performed while in America.

Multiple Choice

What element or elements identify The Path to Paper Son & Louie Share Kim, Paper Son as an information text?

• the selection takes place in a city

• the selection involves a mysterious crime that must be solved,

• The selection includes text features, such as photographs and factual information

Multiple Choice

What is the Chinese Inclusion Act?

• Its an Act that prohibited Chinese laborers from sending for their families to join them in the United States

• Its an act that prohibits American laborers from sending their families to join them in the United States.

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What are paper sons?

• American immigrants who had legal documents that claimed they were related to a Chinese-American citizen.

• Chinese immigrants who had illegal documents that claimed that they were related to a Chinese-American citizen.

• American immigrants that had illegal documents that claimed that they were related to Chinese-American citizen.

Multiple Choice

What is the main theme, or lesson, that connects to the stories The Path to Paper Son and Louie Kim Share, Paper Son?

• The importance of coming to America

• The struggle and resilience of families during difficult times

• Learning how to cook difficult dishes

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What is the main difference between the author's purposes for writing The Path to Paper Son and Louie Share Kim, Paper Son?

• The Path to Paper son focuses on the immigration system using facts and details, While Louie Share Kim, Paper Son focuses on giving facts and details and shares the authors personal experiences.

• The Path to Paper Son is informational, whereas Louie Share Kim, Paper Son is a fictional story based on real events.

• The Path to Paper Son and Louie Share Kim, Paper Son are both personal experiences set in the same historical time period.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best definition of the word citizen

• Someone who visits a place for pleasure and interest

• Someone who belongs to a particular place

• Someone who comes from another country

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Choose the best definition for the word immigration

• The act of punishing people who enter a place illegally.

• The act of prohibiting people from sending for their families

• The act of moving to a new country to live there.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best definition for the word processing.

• to grant access to a place

• a series of legal steps in a legal action

• the act of moving to a new country to live there.