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WorksheetsFarewell to Manzanar
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is the name of the narrator/protagonist?
Papa
Woody
Jeanne
Which of these does Papa NOT burn after Pearl Harbor is attacked?
Official documents
A Japanese flag
An American flag
Before he is apprehended by the government, what is Papa's occupation?
Farmer
Fisherman
Unemployed
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
True or false: When President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, it ordered all Japanese Americans living on the West Coast to be placed in internment camps across the Western United States.
True
False
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.
What part of the camp does Mrs. Wakatsuki seem to dislike the most?
the cold weather
the dirty barracks
the overcrowding
the lack of privacy
Japanese American are moved off Terminal Island because
they are in danger there.
the areas is near an American naval base.
the area is need for wartime industry.
there is no more work for them there.
The narrator suggests that her Boyle Heights teacher's unfriendliness is cause by
shame
shyness
distrust
seriousness
The Japanese saying Shikata ga nai expresses an attitude of
acceptance
good humor
optimism
bitterness
What does Jeanne fear on Terminal Island?
U.S. soldiers
Other Japanese people
Loud noises from the factory
Bees and other bugs
The patriarch of the family is the
father
mother
oldest son
aunt
Where is Manzanar located?
North Dakota
California
Pearl Harbor
Terminal Island
How old is Jeanne when she first arrives at Manzanar?
Six
Seven
Eight
True or false: The construction of Manzanar was carefully planned to ensure its smooth operation.
True. Great consideration was placed on the comfort and dignity of internees.
False. The camp was hastily constructed, buildings were left unfinished, and many things did not work properly.
What is the family coated with over the first night in the internment camp?
Flour
Sand
Sugar
What is significant about the food served at Manzanar?
It demonstrates the Caucasian food servers’ lack of understanding regarding traditional Japanese meals.
The food was excellent, so it shows that the United States cared for the satisfaction of Japanese Americans in the camps.
The terrible food shows that the Americans did not care about the well-being of the prisoners.
There is nothing significant about the food served at Manzanar.
In what way is family togetherness disrupted at Manzanar?
The older people are loyal to Japan, the younger people to the United States.
Families stop eating their meals together.
The kids are starting to forget a lot of the traditional Japanese customs they grew up with.
What is Mama's occupation in Manzanar?
Cook
Dietitian
Teacher
What religion does Jeanne get interested in at Manzanar?
Catholicism
Judaism
Islam
What does Kiyo do to stop Papa from striking Mama?
He breaks Mama's china.
He calls the camp office.
He punches Papa in the face.
He lets Papa punch him instead of Mama.
What does the word "inu" mean?
Cat
Lobster
Dog
TRUE or FALSE: Nobody dies in the December Riot.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE: Woody wants to join the military.
TRUE
FALSE
Why were Jeanne and her family so nervous to leave the camp?
They had heard horror stories about how horrible the Japanese people were treated.
They didn't have money to go anywhere else
They loved Manzanar and didn't want to leave it.
They had a long way to travel to reach New Jersey
True or false: Japanese Americans had an easy time returning to life as normal after being released from the internment camps.
True
False
On Jeanne's first day of 6th grade, people are surprised she
can read and speak English
knows so many other students
is Japanese American
has just moved to Long beach
Papa is proud that Jeanne participated in the Carnival Queen competition.
True
False
What is the effect of the author’s memories on the reader?
The author's memories present a child’s perspective of disturbing events.
The author's memories help readers see that life at Manzanar was not so bad after all.
The author's memories allow readers to understand her.
There is no effect on the reader from the author's memories.
