Farewell to Manzanar Chs. 12-14 Review

What were the positive effects the loyalty oath had at camp? Select MULTIPLE answers. (like Q1)

• a. The living conditions were improved.

• b. Papa relaxed with new hobbies like painting and hiking.

• c. People enjoyed fun activities "outside the wire."

• d. The oath made life harder with curfews and more restrictions.

For Papa and other Issei, the mountains they saw represented...(like Q2)

• a. similiar mountains like Mt. Whitney and "those forces in nature...that cannot be resisted" (Houston 75).

• b. similiar mountains like Mt. Fujiyama and "those forces in nature...that cannot be resisted" (Houston 75).

• c. barriers between them and the outside world.

• d. None of these.

According to Jeanne, what was the overall attitude of people at Manzanar? (like Q3)

• a. "Never back down, never give up. "

• b. "Yolo!"

• c. "Can't stop, won't stop!"

• d. "Shikata ga nai."

What did they have at the camp that made things seem more normal? Choose MORE THAN ONE answer. (like Q3)

• a. School

• b. Church

• c. Police Deparments

• d. Softball Leagues

Which of the following is NOT an activity Jeanne tried at camp improve her life? (like Q5)

• a. Baton Twirling

• b. Odori

• c. Cheerleading

• d. Ballet

Jeanne desires to get baptized and confirmed Catholic since... (like Q6)

• a. she wants to disobey Papa and Mama.

• b. she wants to learn more about Buddhism.

• c. she desires to become closer to Allah.

• d. she thought the church could turn her into something "extraordinary."

Select ALL that are true. How does Papa react to Jeanne wanting to become Catholic? (like Q6)

• a. Papa is angry.

• b. Papa argues that she's too young to make that decision.

• c. Papa is happy.

• d. Papa explains if she converts it will be harder for her to find a Japanese husband.

What was in low supply that made it more risky to have a baby at the camps? (like Q7)

• a. Blood

• b. Medication

• c. Hospital beds

• d. None of these.

True or false: Jeanne's family was worried when Eleanor delivered her baby because they had issues with family births in the past that involved a loss of too much blood. (like Q7)

• True

• False

Why was Eleanor's successful birth monumental for Jeanne? Choose MORE THAN ONE answer. (like Q 8)

• a. It was the first time she had seen a live birth.

• b. This was the first time she had seen Papa cry.

• c. It was a special moment because she saw a rare kindness between Mama and Papa.

• d. This was monumental because it was the first time she felt truly separate from her parents.