Farewell to Manzanar Test Review

What religion does Jeanne get interested in at Manzanar?

• Catholicism

• Judaism

• Islam

What is the supposed crime that Papa had been arrested for?

• Delivering oil to Japanese submarines

• Keeping a Japanese flag in his home

• Helping to orchestrate the attack on Pearl Harbor

What does Barbed Wire symbolize?

• Freedom

• Home

• Lack of Freedom

• Hate

I am a Japanese-American who was born in America after World War Two.

• Issei

• Nissei

• Sansei

How did Japanese Americans create culture and meaning in their lives while they were in the internment camps?

• Japanese Americans created culture and meaning in their lives while in the camps by learning about Japanese history and language usage.

• Japanese Americans created culture and meaning in their lives while in the camps by coming up with ideas on getting revenge for their internment.

• Japanese Americans created culture and meaning in their lives while in the camps by creating schools, farms, and communities that helped each other.

• Japanese Americans were not able to create culture and meaning in their lives while they were in the internment camps.

The government's treatment of Japanese Americans seems to have been caused mainly by a

• hatred of them

• suspicion of them.

• desire to protect them.

• desire for profit.

In Japan, it is custom to pour water over small green pagodas until moss grows on top. What does this custom symbolize?

• The stone can be the kingdom or it can be a man’s life. The moss is the greenery that in time, will spring even from the rock.

• You can't squeeze water from a rock -- the Japanese could only give so much.

• That they were not going anywhere in the camps and growing mold.

• That they would all die eventually.

How old is Jeanne when she first arrives at Manzanar?

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

Internment

• set free

• being confined

I am a Japanese-American who was born in America before World War Two.

• Issei

• Nissei

• Sansei