Paper Wishes July-September Quiz

What is the significance of the tea ceremony in the internment camp?

• It serves as a way for the community to relax and forget their troubles.

• It is a way for the internees to celebrate their Japanese heritage and tradition.

• It is a protest against the American government's actions.

• It represents the moment when the internees are officially accepted into American society.

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What event marks a turning point for Manami’s understanding of the camp and her family?

• The arrival of a new family member at the camp.

• Her decision to participate in a cultural celebration.

• The disappearance of Yujin.

• Her grandfather’s death.

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How does Manami’s relationship with her grandfather change in these chapters?

• They grow closer as they share more time together.

• She starts to distance herself because of his physical decline.

• They begin to argue more frequently.

• She starts to feel resentful toward him.

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In August, what is the significance of the lanterns lit in the internment camp?

• They symbolize the hope for freedom.

• They represent the spirit of those who have been lost.

• They are a sign of rebellion against the camp authorities.

• They are part of a religious ceremony.

What does Manami’s decision to speak for the first time after nearly a year represent in her character development?

• It shows her rebellion against the camp’s control.

• It marks her acceptance of her situation in the camp.

• It symbolizes her emotional healing and willingness to reconnect with others.

• It indicates that she has given up on ever returning home.

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How does Manami react to the news that Ron might leave the camp? What does this reveal about her feelings toward him?

• A. She feels angry and relieved, which shows she never really trusted Ron.

• B. She feels sad and abandoned, showing that Ron is important to her and makes her feel safe.

• C. She feels confused but does not care, showing that she is used to people leaving.

• D. She feels happy for Ron, showing she wants him to leave the camp.

How does the internment camp affect the children, especially in terms of their sense of identity and belonging? Provide examples from the text.

• A. The camp helps children feel proud of who they are and brings everyone closer together.

• B. The camp makes children feel unsure of who they are and where they belong, separating them from their homes and normal lives.

• C. The camp does not affect the children because they are too young to understand what is happening.

• D. The camp gives children more freedom and independence than they had before.

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What role does Keiko play in Manami’s life during these chapters, and how does her friendship impact Manami’s emotional journey?

• A. Keiko ignores Manami, which causes Manami to feel more lonely and afraid.

• B. Keiko acts as a leader and forces Manami to be braver than she wants to be.

• C. Keiko is a supportive friend who understands Manami and helps her feel less alone.

• D. Keiko causes trouble for Manami and makes camp life more difficult.

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In July, how does the appearance of the "wild boys" affect the camp community and the storyline? What do they represent in the context of the novel?

• A. They bring excitement and fun, showing that camp life is becoming more normal.

• B. They represent danger and fear, showing how the camp creates tension and loss of control.

• C. They represent heroes who protect younger children in the camp.

• D. They show that the camp has no rules and that adults are not present.

Ron’s decision to leave the internment camp is a personal sacrifice that ultimately helps Manami feel less isolated.

• True

• False

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