Refugee

What are the three main characters in the book 'Refugee'?

• Michael, Sarah, and Christopher

• Samantha, David, and Emily

• Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud

• Liam, Olivia, and Ethan

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How do the three characters' stories connect in the book?

• Their stories connect through their shared interest in sports

• Their stories connect through their love for cooking

• Their stories connect through their experiences as refugees.

• Their stories connect through their passion for music

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What lessons can be learned from the experiences of the characters in 'Refugee'?

• Confusion, frustration, and disappointment

• Resilience, empathy, and hope

• Fear, anger, and despair

• Happiness, contentment, and satisfaction

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Where does Josef live at the beginning of the story?

• Josef lives in Rome, Italy at the beginning of the story.

• Josef lives in Paris, France at the beginning of the story.

• Josef lives in Berlin, Germany at the beginning of the story.

• Josef lives in London, England at the beginning of the story.

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What does the novel "Refugee" suggest about the nature of home?

• That home is a specific place

• That home is wherever family is

• That home is an unattainable dream

• That home is a temporary concept

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What is the significance of Mahmoud's invisibility in the novel?

• It shows his lack of importance to the story.

• It represents his struggle to maintain his identity.

• It symbolizes the global ignorance of the refugee crisis.

• It highlights his superpowers.

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How does the novel "Refugee" resolve the conflict of the characters' journey to safety?

• By ensuring all characters reach their desired destination safely

• Through the characters' realization that home is where the family is

• By leaving the resolution open-ended for the reader's interpretation

• Through the intervention of external forces that provide asylum

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How does Isabel's story illustrate the theme of hope in the face of adversity?

• By showing her family's successful arrival in the United States

• Through her determination to play her trumpet again

• By detailing her dreams of a better life in America

• Through her ability to keep her family together and motivated

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What theme is common to the stories of Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud?

• The importance of family

• The adventure of travel

• The excitement of new beginnings

• The pursuit of wealth

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How does the theme of hope manifest in Mahmoud's story?

• Through his desire to return to Syria

• By his determination to find a safe place for his family

• Through his interest in adopting a new culture

• By his wish to become invisible

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