Farewell to Manzanar Ch. 14-21

The word "Manzanar" is Spanish. What is the English translation of the word?

• a. apple orchard

• b. fertile farmland

• c. guarded prison

• d. place for traitors

Jeanne said something near the camp symbolized "the turning of our life in the camp, from the outrageous to the tolerable." What was it?

• a. the river

• b. the pear tree

• c. the mountains

• d. the change of the seasons

True or False: After the first year, the residents were allowed outside the wire for recreation.

• a. True

• b. False

Papa was doing several activities. Which of the following was NOT one of these?

• a. collecting driftwood
• b. painting watercolors
• c. making a rock garden
• d. learning to be an auto mechanic

True of False: The residents worked to make the camp look like an ancient Japanese village.

• a. True

• b. False

What did the residents do as the months turned into years?

• a. give up and sink into deep depression
• b. build a series of tunnels to try to escape
• c. create normalcy and keep anger under control
• d. openly rebel and make life difficult for the administration

What would Jeanne have done if she had been told she was free?

• a. run into the mountains

• b. go back to Long Beach

• c. move to the East Coast

• d. go right back to the camp

Jeanne described one activity as a "misuse of the body." What was this activity?

• a. ballet
• b. tennis
• c. swimming
• d. gymnastics

Jeanne wanted to do something but Papa refused to let her. What did she want to do?

• a. learn to drive a car

• b. have her first boyfriend

• c. get baptized and confirmed as a Catholic

• d. take lessons on how to be a proper Japanese woman

What happened to Woody?

• a. he was drafted into the U.S. Army

• b. he was sent to another camp

• c. he was sent back to Japan

• d. he got cancer