Hana's Suitcase Chapters 7-11

What are some of the experiences Hana has at school?

• N/A

• Hana has only negative experiences at school

• Hana has experiences only in extracurricular activities

• Hana has no experiences at school

How would you describe Hana's relationship with her brother?

• close and supportive

• unrelated and disconnected

• competitive and hostile

• distant and indifferent

What is Hana searching for in chapters 7-11?

• tips for gardening in the summer

• information about her favorite book

• clues about her missing brother

• recipes for cooking dinner

Why is Hana's search for her family important to her?

• Hana is bored and has nothing else to do.

• Hana wants to reconnect with her loved ones and find a sense of belonging.

• Hana wants to prove that she is better than her friends.

• Hana wants to win a prize for finding her family.

Describe Hana's life in the camp.

• difficult and challenging

• comfortable and luxurious

• easy and enjoyable

• unremarkable and mundane

How does Hana's life in the camp affect her?

• It has no effect on her.

• It only affects her physically.

• It only affects her emotionally.

• It affects her emotionally, mentally, and physically.

What are some of the emotions Hana experiences in chapters 7-11?

• contentment

• fear, sadness, anger, confusion

• excitement

• happiness

How does Hana's experiences at school shape her character?

• Hana's experiences at school have no impact on her character.

• Hana's experiences at school make her more introverted and shy.

• Hana's experiences at school only focus on academic achievements and not character development.

• Hana's experiences at school shape her character through learning, social interaction, and personal growth.

What lessons can be learned from Hana's story in chapters 7-11?

• Luck, coincidence, and fate.

• Courage, honesty, and sacrifice.

• Love, betrayal, and redemption.

• Perseverance, friendship, and consequences.