Ch 20-22 Unbroken

Ch 20: When prisoners manage to steal newspapers, Harris memorizes the war maps pictured in them and reproduces them as morale-builders for the POWs. This phrase makes Phil and Louie feel ______________

• visible
• humanized
• dehumanized
• hopeful

Ch 20: Choose best answer that describes how Louie is "resisting "

• After a week on Kwajalein, Louie and Phil are subjected to repeated interrogations by their captors.
• Phil and Louie are sent to a slave labor camp called Ashio, north of Tokyo.
• Prisoners are adept communicating via Morse code, stealing from their captors, and secretly insulting Japan—including farting in Emperor Hirohito’s direction.
• At Ofuna, Louie and 200 other prisoners are starved, tortured by guards and the medical officer nicknamed “The Quack.”

Ch 20: For Louie, there is no escape from the hellish abuses in the Ofuna interrogation center, but there are redemptive moments. What does the word "redemptive " mean?

• rebel against
• making something better or more acceptable.
• demeaning
• recover

Why do you think Louie forced to race a Japanese runner?

• To be demeaned and humiliated by his inability to win the race
• To help train the Japanese runner
• To show Japanese superiority
• As entertainment for the guards

Ch 21: Louie is officially

declared dead on May 28, 1944, and Louie's family accepts his passing at sea

• True

• False

Ch 22:

Frank Tinker, and Bill

Harris start to form an escape plan.

• True

• False

The date of their planned escape

approaches, they attempted to escape and were caught.

• True

• False

Ch 22: Louie is told abruptly that he, Tinker and some other

men are being moved to another POW camp called Omori.

• True

• False

The best example of resistance is...

• Refusing to clean your room when your mom tells you to

• Abolitionists protesting slavery

• Not stopping at a Stop sign

• Resisting arrest after committing a crime