WorksheetsRefugee Chapters 40-42
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
The two policemen who ran toward Isabel's boat were trying to......
steal their boat
desert Cuba and join them on their trip
scare her family into turning around
arrest Isabel's father
What is a refugee ?
A person with no nationality that is living as a non existing person.
A person that fled his country from violence, fear or persecution
A person not able to move and is still in the border of his country from violence
What is the main difference between a refugee and a migrant?
Refugees face a direct threat of persecution or death in their home country
Migrants have more legal rights in their new country
Refugees can easily plan their travel in advance
Migrants are always fleeing from war
Which of the following is NOT a reason someone might be considered a refugee?
Race
Religion
Desire for better job opportunities
Political views
Refugees are...
people who have been forced to leave their country
tourists on vacation
business travelers attending a conference
students studying abroad
Which term is used to describe a person who is forced to leave their country due to war or persecution?
Migrant
Refugee
Asylum seeker
Emigrant
someone fleeing their home because they believe that injury or death may occur if they stay there.
refugee
Migrant
internally displaced person
host person
What is the correct definition for a REFUGEE?
Someone who has been displaced by a hurricane or other natural disaster.
A person who has a war going on where they live.
Someone trying to escape for religious persecution.
All of the above.
Who made up most of the population at the Kakuma camp?
Orphan boys/young men
Orphan boys/girls
Women/young children
Rebel soldiers
What does the term "asylum" mean in the context of refugees?
A type of housing for refugees
Financial support for migrants
Shelter or protection from danger granted by a country
A medical condition common among refugees
What is the term for a country where refugees relocate?
Asylum country
Host country
Refugee state
Migrant nation
What does it mean to be "internally displaced"?
To be forced to flee one's home but remain within their country
To voluntarily move to a different city for work
To be denied entry into another country
To be relocated by the government for safety reasons
Who is fleeing from their country because of war or persecution?
Migrant
Refugee
Someone who has migrated to another country in the hope of being recognized as a refugee. They must file a claim or an application for asylum with the host country's government.
Refugee
Migrant
Asylum Seeker
Internally Displaced People
Asylum seekers receive protection and basic facilities but do not have the right to work in the country where they seek asylum.
True
False
What is the primary focus of Chapters 40-42 in the book 'Refugee'?
A) The journey of Mahmoud's family through Europe
B) Isabel's family's struggle in Cuba
C) Josef's family's experience in Nazi Germany
D) The history of refugee movements
Which character's perspective is highlighted in Chapters 40-42 of 'Refugee'?
A) Isabel
B) Josef
C) Mahmoud
D) All of the above
What significant event occurs in Chapters 40-42 of 'Refugee'?
A) Mahmoud's family reaches Germany
B) Isabel's family arrives in Miami
C) Josef's family boards the St. Louis
D) Mahmoud's family is detained at the border
In Chapters 40-42 of 'Refugee', what challenge does Mahmoud's family face?
A) Finding shelter in a refugee camp
B) Crossing the Mediterranean Sea
C) Escaping from a detention center
D) Navigating through a war zone
What theme is explored in Chapters 40-42 of 'Refugee'?
A) The impact of war on families
B) The role of international aid
C) The journey of self-discovery
D) The importance of education
How does Mahmoud's family travel in Chapters 40-42 of 'Refugee'?
A) By boat
B) By train
C) On foot
D) By car
What emotion is predominantly felt by Mahmoud's family in Chapters 40-42 of 'Refugee'?
A) Hope
B) Despair
C) Anger
D) Joy
What is the outcome for Mahmoud's family at the end of Chapter 42 in 'Refugee'?
A) They are granted asylum
B) They are turned away at the border
C) They are reunited with relatives
D) They are lost at sea
Which historical event is paralleled in Chapters 40-42 of 'Refugee'?
A) The Syrian Civil War
B) The Cuban Revolution
C) World War II
D) The Vietnam War
What lesson can be learned from Chapters 40-42 of 'Refugee'?
A) The resilience of the human spirit
B) The importance of political alliances
C) The value of economic stability
D) The necessity of technological advancement
