Joseph's Journey and Bar Mitzvah

Joseph is on a ship in 1939, preparing for his Bar Mitzvah amidst his father's paranoia. Despite concerns, the ceremony proceeds, and Joseph reflects on becoming a man. He learns responsibility through dealing with pranks and overhears concerns about their arrival in Cuba.

Where is Joseph currently located during his journey?

• Pacific Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

• Mediterranean Sea

• Indian Ocean

What is the significance of the ship Emerson Louie?

• It was a famous cruise ship.

• It was used for military purposes.

• It was a cargo ship.

• It was the ship Jewish people used to escape.

What event is Joseph eagerly anticipating?

• A family reunion

• A school graduation

• His Bar Mitzvah

• His birthday

Why is Joseph's father anxious about the Bar Mitzvah on the ship?

• He doesn't believe in Bar Mitzvahs.

• He thinks it's a trap by the Nazis.

• He is worried about the weather.

• He is concerned about the ship's safety.

What does Joseph realize about becoming a man?

• It means becoming wealthy.

• It means not relying on his father anymore.

• It means relying more on his father.

• It means traveling the world.

How does Joseph feel during his Bar Mitzvah ceremony?

• Calm and relaxed

• Angry and frustrated

• Bored and uninterested

• Nervous and excited

What prank do Renata and Evelyn play?

• They pretend to be sick.

• They hide Joseph's belongings.

• They throw a surprise party.

• They lock the bathroom stalls.

What does Joseph learn about being an adult?

• It's about having fun.

• It's about being responsible.

• It's about making money.

• It's about traveling.

What concern does Joseph overhear about reaching Cuba?

• Cuba might charge extra fees.

• The ship might run out of fuel.

• Cuba might be full and turn them away.

• The ship might sink.

What does Joseph forget about after overhearing the stewards?

• His Bar Mitzvah

• The ship's destination

• His father's paranoia

• The bathroom stalls