Rachel and Grisha's Journey

Rachel and Grisha, cousins in a small Russian town, face the threat of Cossacks and decide to move to America for safety. Grisha, an orphan, cherishes his mother's coat, which becomes crucial during their Ellis Island inspection. The family's journey is marked by storytelling and the enduring love symbolized by the coat, which is passed down through generations.

What was the name of the town where Rachel and Grisha lived?

• Chatel

• Kiev

• Moscow

• St. Petersburg

What professions were common in Rachel and Grisha's town?

• Artists and Musicians

• Teachers and Doctors

• Cobblers and Blacksmiths

• Farmers and Bakers

What was Rachel's favorite pastime?

• Cooking

• Singing

• Storytelling

• Dancing

Why did Grisha refuse a new coat?

• It reminded him of his mother

• It was a gift from his father

• It was very warm

• He liked the color

What did Rachel and Grisha do to pass the time?

• Played music

• Drew and told stories

• Sang songs

• Cooked meals

What news caused chaos in the town?

• The Cossacks were coming

• A new market opened

• A festival was coming

• A storm was approaching

What was the family's plan to ensure safety?

• Move to Germany

• Hide in the cellar

• Go to America

• Fight the Cossacks

Why was Grisha's coat significant?

• It was a family heirloom

• It was very expensive

• It was lined with his mother's wool

• It was a gift from his grandfather

What was the family's main concern about Ellis Island?

• The cost of entry

• Being separated

• The language barrier

• The long lines

How did Rachel help Grisha pass the inspection?

• She bribed the doctor

• She cried for help

• She spoke to the inspector

• She hid the chalk mark