WorksheetsRefugee
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
What are the three main characters in the book 'Refugee'?
Michael, Sarah, and Christopher
Samantha, David, and Emily
Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud
Liam, Olivia, and Ethan
How do the three characters' stories connect in the book?
Their stories connect through their shared interest in sports
Their stories connect through their love for cooking
Their stories connect through their experiences as refugees.
Their stories connect through their passion for music
What lessons can be learned from the experiences of the characters in 'Refugee'?
Confusion, frustration, and disappointment
Resilience, empathy, and hope
Fear, anger, and despair
Happiness, contentment, and satisfaction
Where does Josef live at the beginning of the story?
Josef lives in Rome, Italy at the beginning of the story.
Josef lives in Paris, France at the beginning of the story.
Josef lives in Berlin, Germany at the beginning of the story.
Josef lives in London, England at the beginning of the story.
What does the novel "Refugee" suggest about the nature of home?
That home is a specific place
That home is wherever family is
That home is an unattainable dream
That home is a temporary concept
What is the significance of Mahmoud's invisibility in the novel?
It shows his lack of importance to the story.
It represents his struggle to maintain his identity.
It symbolizes the global ignorance of the refugee crisis.
It highlights his superpowers.
How does the novel "Refugee" resolve the conflict of the characters' journey to safety?
By ensuring all characters reach their desired destination safely
Through the characters' realization that home is where the family is
By leaving the resolution open-ended for the reader's interpretation
Through the intervention of external forces that provide asylum
How does Isabel's story illustrate the theme of hope in the face of adversity?
By showing her family's successful arrival in the United States
Through her determination to play her trumpet again
By detailing her dreams of a better life in America
Through her ability to keep her family together and motivated
What theme is common to the stories of Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud?
The importance of family
The adventure of travel
The excitement of new beginnings
The pursuit of wealth
How does the theme of hope manifest in Mahmoud's story?
Through his desire to return to Syria
By his determination to find a safe place for his family
Through his interest in adopting a new culture
By his wish to become invisible
How does the author use the characters' journeys to convey messages about family?
By showing that families often separate during difficult times
By depicting families as burdens to the characters
By illustrating how families can provide strength and support
By suggesting that choosing your own family is more important
Where does Isabel live at the beginning of the story?
Brazil
United States
Mexico
Cuba
What is Mahmoud's family trying to escape from?
Famine in Somalia
Economic crisis in Brazil
War in Syria
Political unrest in Canada
What is the name of the ship that Mahmoud and his family board to leave Syria?
The Titanic
The Mayflower
Al Rashid
The Black Pearl
What challenges do the characters face as refugees in their respective journeys?
Access to technology and internet
Financial stability and employment
Familiarity with local customs and traditions
Discrimination, language barriers, safety and stability
How does Isabel, another main character, change throughout the story?
Isabel becomes less determined and gives up easily
Isabel becomes more resilient and determined as she faces the challenges of being a refugee.
Isabel becomes more lazy and unmotivated
Isabel becomes more selfish and uncaring towards others
How does Isabel's background influence her actions in the story?
Isabel's background has no influence on her actions in the story.
Isabel's background causes her to forget her past in the story.
Isabel's background makes her more passive in the story.
Isabel's background as a Cuban refugee influences her actions in the story.
Who is the main character in the story?
David, Sarah, and Thomas
Luis, Maria, and Anna
Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud
Samantha, Michael, and Emily
What is the definition of the term 'refugee'?
A person who voluntarily leaves their country for better job opportunities
A person who is forced to leave their country due to war, persecution, or natural disaster
A person who travels frequently for leisure
A person who moves to another country for educational purposes
Which of the following sentences uses the word 'refugee' correctly?
The refugee decided to move to a new city for a better job.
The refugee was granted asylum after fleeing the war-torn country.
The refugee enjoyed their vacation in Europe.
The refugee bought a new house in their hometown.
What is the main theme explored in the novel 'Refugee' by Alan Gratz?
The pursuit of wealth
The importance of family and survival
The excitement of travel
The joy of new beginnings
In the context of the novel 'Refugee', what does the journey symbolize for the characters?
A chance to explore new cultures
An opportunity to gain wealth
A struggle for safety and a better life
A way to escape boredom
Which literary device is predominantly used in the novel 'Refugee' to connect the stories of Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud?
Metaphor
Foreshadowing
Parallel narrative
Flashback
How does the author of 'Refugee' use the setting to enhance the story?
By depicting only the beautiful landscapes
By focusing on the characters' internal thoughts
By highlighting the harsh realities faced by refugees
By ignoring the setting altogether
What is the significance of the title 'Refugee' in Alan Gratz's novel?
It refers to a specific character in the book
It highlights the universal struggle of displaced people
It is a metaphor for freedom
It suggests a temporary state of being
