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 Chapter 10, 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.

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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 has decided to leave the camp? What does this reveal about her feelings toward him?

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

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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?

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In Chapter 9, 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?

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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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