WorksheetsRefugee by Alan Gratz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
What are the primary reasons people become refugees?
People become refugees primarily due to war, persecution, or natural disasters.
People become refugees to seek better job opportunities.
People become refugees to explore new cultures and lifestyles.
People become refugees to pursue higher education abroad.
What is the difference between a refugee and an asylum seeker?
A refugee has been granted protection, while an asylum seeker is still waiting for a decision.
A refugee is someone who travels for leisure, while an asylum seeker is seeking employment.
A refugee is a person who has been granted citizenship, while an asylum seeker is a tourist.
A refugee is someone who moves voluntarily, while an asylum seeker is forced to move.
Which of the following is a basic human right guaranteed to refugees?
The right to work without restrictions
The right receive emergency healthcare
The right to choose any country for resettlement
The right to vote in national elections.
Which of the following is a challenge faced by refugees?
Guaranteed employment
Unlimited travel opportunities
Access to quality education
Permanent residency in any country
What is the role of host countries in supporting refugees?
Providing temporary shelter and basic needs
Granting immediate citizenship
Offering free luxury housing
Ensuring free international travel
Refugees are always guaranteed citizenship in the country they flee to.
True
False
Which of the following is not a reason why someone might become a refugee?
Economic recession
Religious persecution
Desire for political freedom
Escape from natural disasters
What is the main theme of 'Refugee' by Alan Gratz?
A) The journey of three children fleeing their countries
B) The economic impact of refugees on host countries
C) The political systems in refugee-producing countries
D) The cultural festivals celebrated by refugees
Which historical event is depicted in 'Refugee' by Alan Gratz?
A) The Syrian Civil War
B) The American Civil War
C) The French Revolution
D) The Industrial Revolution
What is a common challenge faced by the characters in 'Refugee'?
A) Finding employment
B) Access to education
C) Escaping violence
D) Learning new languages
How does 'Refugee' by Alan Gratz highlight the concept of resilience?
A) By showing characters giving up easily
B) By depicting characters overcoming obstacles
C) By focusing on the wealth of refugees
D) By ignoring the struggles of refugees
Which character in 'Refugee' represents the Cuban refugee crisis?
A) Josef
B) Isabel
C) Mahmoud
D) Alan
What role does family play in 'Refugee' by Alan Gratz?
A) Family is a source of conflict
B) Family is irrelevant to the story
C) Family provides support and motivation
D) Family is portrayed negatively
What is the significance of the boat in Isabel's story in 'Refugee'?
A) It symbolizes hope and freedom
B) It represents wealth and luxury
C) It is a symbol of defeat
D) It signifies isolation
How does 'Refugee' by Alan Gratz address the issue of identity?
A) By showing characters losing their identity
B) By ignoring the concept of identity
C) By exploring how characters maintain their identity
D) By depicting identity as unimportant
