2nd Grade Refugees

What is a refugee, and why did the speaker have to leave their country?

• A) A refugee is someone who chooses to leave their country for better opportunities.

• B) A refugee is a person forced to leave their country due to war or conflict.

• C) A refugee is someone who travels for business or education.

• D) A refugee is a person who moves to another country for fun

What were some of the dangers and hardships the speaker experienced during the war?

• A) Loud noises, fire, and houses being burned.

• B) Running out of school supplies.

• C) Not being able to watch TV.

• D) Losing a favorite toy.

How did the speaker’s family get separated, and what happened to their father?

• A) The speaker’s family was put in different refugee camps.

• B) The speaker’s mother left with the younger siblings, and the father was later killed.

• C) The speaker’s father was sent to another country for work.

• D) The speaker’s family stayed together the entire time.

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What was life like in the refugee camp?

• A) It was completely safe, with no violence.

• B) It was safer than their home country but still had occasional shootings.

• C) It was similar to living in a big city.

• D) It was luxurious with lots of food and entertainment.

What cultural differences did the speaker notice between school in the U.S. and school in their home country?

• A) In the U.S., students get beaten if they are late to school.

• B) In the U.S., students do not get beaten, unlike in their home country.

• C) Schools in the U.S. are only for younger students.

• D) Schools in their home country have shorter hours.

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