Lito is

Renata and Evelyne's father is

Which character celebrates their Bar Mitzvah during the story?

Who is the owner of the boat Isabel's family takes to Miami?

Amara is

The novel is narrated from the point of view of

The author uses plenty of figurative language in

Refugee mainly so the reader can

Which response best describes the novel's unique format?

How old was Josef when he had his Bar Mitzvah? It's the same for all Jewish boys.

Isabel's story happens in 1994. Mahmoud's dad had an iPhone. Did Isabel?

What was 'Wet Foot-Dry Foot'?

Which of the following in an example of Onomatopoeia?

"Its tummy purred like an outboard motor" is an example of what type of figurative language?

"trying to hear the heartbeat of Cuba" is what type of figurative language?

"heart in his throat" is an example of what type of figurative language?

What inference can be drawn from the following sentence?

"Don't be so quick to grow up boy," the Brownshirt told Josef. "We'll come for you next."

What purpose does this line serve in the passage?

"It was easier to stay invisible"

What purpose does this line serve in the passage?

-Mahmoud couldn't remember the last time he'd seen his brother laugh, or cry, or show any emotion whatsoever.-

What inference can be drawn from the sentence?

-Josef could barely walk. His legs were like lead, and his eyes lost their focus.-

What was the effect of Kristallnaught (the Night of Broken Glass) on Josef and his family?

Mahmoud wants to be invisible. This was caused by what experience?

Is the following sentence a fact or an opinion?

-Jewish men were arrested and sent to concentration camps.-

Is the following sentence a fact or an opinion?

-but they still looked grand to Isabel-

Is the following sentence a fact or an opinion?

-It made his little brother look like a robot.-

Is the following sentence a fact or an opinion?

-The old city, at the heart of Aleppo, was built in the 12th century.-

What do the subheadings of each chapter tell the reader?

Each characters story is told by using what pattern?

Why does the author tell the stories of 3 different children from different time periods and places?

What is Isabel's friend Ivan and his family doing in secret?

What does Josef do on the train that gets him into trouble?

How had Josef's father changed after he was arrested?

What did Isabel trade to get gasoline?

Lito is

a rhythmic pattern used as a tool for temporal organization in Cuban music

a person who rules the country with total authority

 ceremony of a Jewish boy who has reached the age of 13 and can take part in religious activities

"Crack! Bang!" is an example of

Jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues were destroyed and 10,000+ Jewish men were arrested and sent to a concentration camp.

"The bright yellow Star of David armbands the Landaus wore were like magical talismans that made them disappear" (Gratz 18).

"With a battle cry that would have made Wolverine proud..." (Gratz 16).

Josef wakes up one night to the sound of Nazi's breaking into his home. They arrest his father and take him to a concentration camp. Aaron Landau is released from the concentration camp on the condition he:

"So we have money! We will buy tickets as we go. More importantly, we have our lives. But if we stay in Aleppo even a day longer, we may not have that." This quotation from Mahmoud's father shows that: