Refugee 1-15

Josef’s family was not the only one attacked that night. Many Jewish families were attacked that night. It was called The Night of _______?

• The Night of Broken Glass

• The Night of Shadows

• The Night of Silence

• The Night of Flames

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Why was Josef’s father taken away?

• He was taken away because he continued to attend worship services.

• He was taken away because he did not pay taxes.

• He was taken away because he continued to practice law.

• He was taken away because he continued to buy supplies.

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What was the punishment for trying to escape Cuba?

• There was no punishment.

• The punishment was a prison sentence.

• The punishment was a fine.

• The punishment was a fine and a prison sentence.

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What does Isabel see happening to her father when she finds him in the crowd?

• Isabel sees that she and her grandfather have bought the same surprise.

• Isabel sees the police attacking and beating her father.

• Isabel sees the police attacking and beating her grandfather.

• Isabel sees the police attacking and beating her father and grandfather.

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What happens when Isabel is at the market with her father and grandfather?

• Isabel gets separated from her family.

• Isabel and her grandfather buy their items and leave.

• Riots break out in the market where Isabel and her family are shopping.

• Isabel decides to buy a surprise for her family.

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Explain the “Wet Foot, Dry Foot” policy of the USA towards Cubans?

• Wet Foot means the refugee was at the Cuban beach in the water. Dry Foot means the refugee is on U.S. soil and is allowed to stay in the U.S.

• Wet Foot means the refugee got their feet wet in the boat coming from Cuba and may not go to the U.S. Dry Foot means the refugee is on U.S. soil and is allowed to stay in the U.S.

• Wet Foot means the refugee was caught in the water before reaching land and may not go to the U.S. Dry Foot means the refugee is on U.S. soil and is allowed to stay in the U.S.

• Wet Foot means the refugee worked as a fisherman on the water in Cuba and may not go to the U.S. Dry Foot means the refugee is on U.S. soil and is allowed to stay in the U.S.

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What does Isabel trade for gasoline?

• She trades her trumpet (and the kitten).

• She trades her baseball glove.

• She trades her trumpet.

• She trades her saxophone (and the kitten).

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Who does Mahmoud find alive in his apartment?

• He finds his mother, baby sister and brother alive.

• He finds his father, baby sister and brother alive.

• He finds his mother, father, baby sister and brother alive.

• He finds his grandfather, baby sister and brother alive.

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What trick did the children play on the ship steward? (Josef)

• They soaped the door handle so it would not turn.

• They hid so he could not find them.

• They told him each other’s names so he was confused.

• They put an elastic on the door handle so he could not lock the door.

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What toy does Mahmoud buy for his younger brother?

• A teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle

• A minion

• A hot wheels car

• A Superman action figure

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