Refugee Camp Chapter 3 Summary
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Why did Ahmed avoid looking at Ibrahim?

  • He wanted to hide his feelings about the bad news. (correct)
  • He was ashamed of Ibrahim.
  • He was angry with Ibrahim.
  • He was preoccupied with something else.
  • Where did Ahmed and Ibrahim's family sleep in Brussels?

  • A hotel provided by the Belgian government
  • A refugee shelter in the suburbs of the city.
  • With distant relatives in Molenbeek.
  • A tent in Parc Maximilien. (correct)
  • What was the Belgian Office of Foreigners' decision regarding Ibrahim's family?

  • They granted them temporary asylum.
  • They granted them refugee status.
  • They referred their case to another agency.
  • They refused to grant them refugee status. (correct)
  • Why were refugees sleeping in the park?

    <p>They were waiting to register with the Office of Foreigners. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Ahmed learn at the camp school?

    <p>A few French phrases (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why was the interior ministry closing the camp?

    <p>The camp was deemed inappropriate for the city center. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where did Ibrahim's family plan to stay after leaving the park?

    <p>With relatives in Molenbeek (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Ahmed's status as a refugee?

    <p>Unaccompanied minor (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happened to Ahmed after he was rescued?

    <p>He traveled to Brussels with Ibrahim's family. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What worried Ahmed about his future?

    <p>Going into state custody alone (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Ibrahim Malaki

    A friend of Ahmed's father from Iraq.

    Refugee Status

    A legal status granted to individuals fleeing persecution.

    Parc Maximilien

    A park in Brussels where refugees camp.

    Office of Foreigners

    Belgian office responsible for refugee status processing.

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    Red Cross Camp

    A shelter providing aid to refugees in the park.

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    Molenbeek

    Neighborhood where Ibrahim's relatives live.

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    Unaccompanied Minor

    A child traveling without an adult guardian.

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    Appeal

    A request to reconsider a decision, such as refugee status.

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    Child Refugees

    Children fleeing their home countries due to danger.

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    Summer Camp Closure

    The end of the refuge camp due to government decisions.

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    Chapter Three Summary

    • Ahmed and Ibrahim are in a refugee camp.
    • The camp is being closed.
    • The authorities are making refugees leave the area.
    • Refugees cannot stay with relatives near office buildings.
    • Refugees are denied housing until they register.
    • The registration process is long and waiting time can last for weeks.
    • Volunteers in the camp provide essential items and education.
    • A young girl, Bana, also participates in the camp school
    • Ibrahim's family is seeking refugee status in Belgium.
    • The Belgian Foreigners Office denies their request.
    • The family hopes to stay with relatives/
    • An unaccompanied minor must go into state custody for processing.
    • Ahmed is worried about being alone as a child.
    • Thousands of refugee children are traveling alone.

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    Explore the challenges faced by Ahmed and Ibrahim in a refugee camp where they confront the closure of the camp and the long registration process. This chapter highlights the plight of refugees, particularly the struggles of unaccompanied minors. The story emphasizes the role of volunteers and the hope for a better future amidst despair.

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