Farewell to Manzanar 1-11 Flashcards

1
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In which town does the book start?

A

Long Beach, California

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2
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Why did the fishing boats return?

A

Pearl Harbor was bombed

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3
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What did Papa do the night he heard the news?

A

He burned anything he had relating to Japan

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4
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Why was the FBI picking up Japanese-American fishermen?

A

They could be making enemy contact off-shore

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5
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How much time passes between the family moving to Terminal Island and Papa getting arrested?

A

2 weeks

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6
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What is the supposed crime that Papa had been arrested for?

A

Delivering oil to Japanese submarines off-shore

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7
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Why was Jeanne afraid on Terminal Island?

A

It was her first time being around other Japanese people

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8
Q

Why does Mama break her China?

A

She is frustrated about moving away and the for the dealer lowballing her.

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9
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In what state is the camp for enemy aliens where Papa is held?

A

North Dakota

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10
Q

Describe the conditions of the barracks.

A

Cramped with only the bare basic necessities

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11
Q

Woody instructs Ray and Kiyo to cover the knotholes with what?

A

Tin can lids

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12
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The War Department turned one of the barracks in the camp into what type of factory?

A

Clothing factory

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13
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According to Jeanne, which area of the camp caused her family to collapse as an integrated unit?

A

The mess hall

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14
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Mama went to work at the camp as a __________.

A

Dietician

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15
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What was Jeanne’s response when she first saw her father as he got off the bus at the camp?

A

She ran and gave him a hug and started crying.

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16
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As an adult, to what did Jeanne compare her father’s cane?

A

Samurai sword

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17
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What job did Papa have at Fort Lincoln?

A

Interviewer/Interpreter

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18
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The interrogator asked Papa what he thought of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. What was Papa’s response?

A

He was sad for both countries

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19
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Some of the women in the camp accused Papa of being inu. What does this mean?

A

It means dog, but also collaborator or informer

20
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How was Papa’s attack on Mama stopped?

A

Kiyo punched him in the face

21
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What was the greatest possible disgrace to the Japanese-American men who were held at Fort Lincoln?

A

The charge of disloyalty

22
Q

In the months before the riot, how are meeting signaled in the camp?

A

Bells rang

23
Q

What event occurred as a result of Fred’s beating and the arrest of one of the suspects?

A

A riot occurred, and people attacked each other, leaving multiple injured and 2 dead

24
Q

The 2nd question on the Loyal Oath asked the signers to do 3 things. What were they?

A

To swear allegiance to the US
Defend the US from attack
Forswear any allegiance to the Japanese emperor

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How did Papa answer the 2 questions on the Loyalty Oath?
YES YES
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One that practices sabotage
Saboteur (n)
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serving no useful purpose; completely ineffective
futile (adj)
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awkward and uncultivated in appearance, manner, or behavior; rude
uncouth (adj)
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the act of interning someone or the state of being interned
internment (n)
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foreboding or foreshadowing evil; inauspicious
ominously (adv)
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to decrease in force or intensity
abate (v)
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to make (something, such as pain or suffering) more bearable
alleviate (v)
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able or tending to cause annoyance, trouble, or minor injury
mischievous (adj)
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to distort one’s face in an expression usually of pain, disgust, or disapproval
grimacing (part)
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to spread of diffuse through
permeate (v)
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having or assuming the relation of a child or offspring
filial (adj)
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excessively thin and angular
gaunt (adj)
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the use of ridicule or scorn to snow contempt
derision (n)
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joyless, disconsolate, and sorrowful through or as if through separation from a loved one
desolate (adj)
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marked by arrogant assurance; domineering
imperiously (adv)
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a protracted speech usually marked by intemperate, vituperative, or harshly censorious language
tirade (n)
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deprivation of strength, vigor, or spirit; weakening
emasculation (n)
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creating disunity or dissension
divisive (adj)
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very angry; enraged
livid (adj)
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distant in manner
remoteness (n)