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WorksheetsStoryworks I Live in a Refuge Camp
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following statements expresses a central idea of the section "Vision for the Future"?
Bilan has lived at the Kobe camp for four years.
Bilan hopes to move to the U.S. or Canada.
Bilan finds plenty of time to spend with friends.
Despite the challenges she faces, Bilan maintains a positive attitude about her future.
According to the two sections "Life in the Camp" and "World of Uncertainty," what makes the Kobe camp in Ethiopia different from many refugee camps? Use text evidence.
According to the both sections, life in most refugee camps is rough however on p. 7 the Kobe camp in Ethiopia has "much to offer". The Kobe camp is clean, well organized and has essentials: food, water, strong shelters, schools, a health clinic and a market. Bilan is able to learn, shop for food and personal items; there is a place to even get cell phones repaired.
Kobe camp is located in Ethiopia and this country treats refugees poorly.
Kobe camp is in Ethiopia is a small camp with less refugees so it can provide more opportunities than the other camps around the world.
Most importantly, on p. 9 it says that the Kobe camp is different than other camps because it is in Ethiopia. Ethiopia is "unusual in the way it treats refugees" because it helps refugees integrate back into society. The author shared that the UNHCR and the Ethiopian government work together to give refugees "a path forward". Because of this, the Kobe camp is different because it supports refugees far better than many others camps do.
to be able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult situations.
Support the claim that Bilan shows resilience using details from the article. Check all the choices that support Bilan is resilient.
Bilan faced many hardships and violence in Somalia for several years. Her family was forced to leave the country behind.
Somalia's government collapsed, war broke out then a drought and famine made it impossible to stay there. They traveled 10 days to escape to the Kobe camp in Ethiopia.
Bilan's life completely changed. She states that she had to "adapt" and make the best of it. Despite these challenges and uncertain future she has survived and has plans for the future.
She hopes to become a doctor someday that gives health services to refugees for free.
On pages7-8, Lewis writes, "It's clean, it's well organized, and it has the essentials: food, water, durable shelters, and a health clinic." What are essentials?
things that keep you warm
things that cost extra
things that are basic or necessary
things that are not important
What is the term that represents what Salva and the people he is with are?
Rebels
Soldiers
Students
Refugees
What does Salva see when he first reaches the refugee camp?
his mother
even more people
his dad
his cousin
How long did Salva stay in Ethiopia at the Itang Refugee Camp?
Six years
Six days
Six weeks
Lewis most likely wrote this article to (choose TWO answers)
share Ethiopian customs and traditions.
help readers understand the experience of one teenage refugee.
give advise to refugees.
help readers understand the global refugee crisis.
The author most likely wrote this article to inform readers about ______.
Bilan’s family
the history of Somalia
life in a refugee camp
refugees during World War II
Life is grim in some refugee camps because they are _____.
crowded
comfortable
bustling
organized
What conclusion can you draw from “I Live in a Refugee Camp”?
Life in a refugee camp is different, but it can help people stay safe.
Life in a refugee camp is difficult and dangerous.
Life in a refugee camp is fun and exciting
Life in a refugee camp is the same for everyone.
What is the main theme of the article 'I Live in a Refugee Camp'?
A) The struggles and resilience of refugees
B) The history of refugee camps
C) The political situation in Ethiopia
D) The economic impact of refugees
Which literary device is used in the phrase 'a sea of tents'?
A) Metaphor
B) Simile
C) Personification
D) Hyperbole
What does the word 'resilience' mean in the context of the article?
A) The ability to recover quickly from difficulties
B) The act of resisting authority
C) The state of being isolated
D) The process of adapting to new cultures
In the article, what is Bilan's hope for the future?
A) To return to Somalia
B) To move to the U.S. or Canada
C) To become a teacher
D) To stay in the refugee camp
What is the significance of education in the refugee camp as described in the article?
A) It provides a sense of normalcy and hope
B) It is a way to pass time
C) It is not considered important
D) It is only for young children
How does the author describe the living conditions in the Kobe camp?
A) Clean and well-organized
B) Crowded and chaotic
C) Luxurious and comfortable
D) Sparse and inadequate
What role does the UNHCR play in the Kobe camp according to the article?
A) Providing food and water
B) Offering educational programs
C) Helping refugees integrate into society
D) Building shelters
Which of the following best describes Bilan's attitude towards her situation?
A) Hopeless and defeated
B) Optimistic and determined
C) Indifferent and detached
D) Angry and resentful
What does the term 'essentials' refer to in the context of the refugee camp?
A) Basic necessities like food and water
B) Luxury items
C) Entertainment facilities
D) Educational materials
Why is the Kobe camp considered different from other refugee camps?
A) It is located in a city
B) It offers better integration opportunities
C) It has fewer refugees
D) It is temporary
What is the author's purpose in writing 'I Live in a Refugee Camp'?
A) To entertain readers with stories of adventure
B) To inform readers about the life of refugees
C) To persuade readers to donate to refugee causes
D) To criticize government policies
What challenge does Bilan face in the refugee camp?
A) Lack of food
B) Uncertainty about the future
C) Language barriers
D) Health issues
How does the article portray the community in the refugee camp?
A) As divided and hostile
B) As supportive and close-knit
C) As indifferent and isolated
D) As competitive and aggressive
What literary technique is used to highlight the contrast between Bilan's past and present life?
A) Juxtaposition
B) Foreshadowing
C) Irony
D) Alliteration
