Letter to a Young Refugee

1. A reasonable purpose for reading “Letter to a Young Refugee from Another” is to

• be amused by a story

• understand an experience

• get advice on surviving

• avoid becoming a refugee

 In paragraph 4, you can infer that upon arriving at the refugee camp, the author felt

• overwhelmed
• apathetic
• disturbed
• infuriated

What is the author's purpose?

• inform
• entertain
• persuade

What is the author’s message in lines 54–55?        

• Always listen carefully.
• Remain optimistic.
• Be realistic.
• Fend for your family.

What is the message in the following sentence: 
“The food line is always long and no matter how early you are there, there will always be a line.”    

•  People will go to great lengths to deter others from getting a meal
•  More people are arriving daily
• People never have enough to eat
• You have to fight for a place in line

Which quote from shows Lam’s message that you must be fierce to survive?  

• “Be alert. Listen to gossips and news. Find out what is coming down the line:”
• “Arm yourself, if you can, with a knife or a stone, and guard your family . . .” 
• “Console your inconsolable mother and sister.” 
• “The immediate thing is to learn to rise as early as possible"

What is the meaning of the following sentence: 
“Throughout the green tent city that flapped incessantly in the wind was the music of sorrow and grief.”     

• The wind sounded like people crying
• It was impossible to focus on sadness
• The music drowned out people crying
• The sounds of grieving filled the air

A person who is forced out of their country and cross at least one border to another country...

• Migrant

• Asylum Seeker

• Refugee

• Internally Displaced Person

A person who is forced from their home but stay in their country....

• Migrant

• Asylum Seeker

• Internationally Displaced Person

• Refugee

A person who chooses to leave their country for reasons other than conflict...

• Migrant

• Asylum Seeker

• Internationally Displaced Person

• Refugee