Refugee_Vocab_Ch 1-18

to be called to appear at a specific place

• gaunt

• paranoid

• indignation

• summoned

appearing to be in a daze; unresponsive

• inferior

• catatonic

• gaunt

• sheepish

The patient was unconscious for the s​ugery, so she looked ​​ ​ (a)  

• sheepish
• gaunt
• indignated
• catatonic

The Capital of Syria

• Berlin

• Hambourg

• Damascus

• Aleppo

Which type of figurative language is it:

When Josef is taken back to the Jewish compartment, we are told: "His legs were like lead"

• metaphor

• simile

• idiom

Check text details that show how Isabel’s surroundings in Havana quickly change in chapter 5.

• Glass breaks, hundreds of people rush out into streets. People chant anti-Castro slogans.

• People can be sent to prison.

• people are hungry

• Cuba produces sugar.

• people play joyful music

Luis Castillo is

• Isabel's grandfather

• Isabel's father

• Lito

• Ivan’s brother

What does “attire” mean? (book p. 30 one line before the last one)

• something crazy

• a book

• Clothing or outfit

• hair style

– ONOMATOPOEIA is the use of a word that sounds like its meaning. write one example of onomatopoeia from the book: (see page 1)

(a)  

In chapter 6, which specific words does the author use to create a feeling of tension?

• exploded, blasting, whirlwind, couldn't breath

• neighborhood, outside, dropped, time to pray

• rubble, wall, apartment, scratched

• Ninja, whine, bowed, deed