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What is the primary focus of the described text?
What is the primary focus of the described text?
- The hardships faced by a family in a refugee camp. (correct)
- The historical development of a specific instrument.
- The intricate design of a musical instrument.
- The cultural significance of a traditional tool.
Which type of writing best describes the passage mentioned?
Which type of writing best describes the passage mentioned?
- Persuasive argument advocating for the preservation of a craft.
- Personal narrative detailing a family's experiences. (correct)
- Expository essay focusing on the functionality of an object.
- Technical manual explaining the construction of a device.
What is the main theme explored in the text?
What is the main theme explored in the text?
- The challenges and resilience of a family during displacement. (correct)
- The intricate techniques involved in creating an instrument.
- The evolution of a particular craft within a community.
- The historical significance of a traditional tool in society.
What kind of setting does the passage depict?
What kind of setting does the passage depict?
Which element is NOT a central aspect of the narrative based on the provided description?
Which element is NOT a central aspect of the narrative based on the provided description?
Flashcards
Personal Narrative
Personal Narrative
A story telling about an individual's experiences and feelings.
Refugee Camp
Refugee Camp
A temporary settlement for people fleeing from danger or disaster.
Struggles
Struggles
Difficulties that individuals face in challenging situations.
Resilience
Resilience
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Family Experiences
Family Experiences
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Study Notes
Refugee Camp Life
- Families lived in flimsy tents, with little food and harsh conditions
- Some reported the conditions were worse than being at home
- Walls provided a sense of home
Illness and Recovery
- Nouri and Jasmine got sick with fever and a cough
- A peeling rash was developed, which possibly was from contaminated water.
- Nouri recovered, Jasmine's fever had broken, she was weak.
Family and Relationships
- The family sought to stay together while displaced
- Father acted as a shield to protect them, always ahead
- Mother cared for family, made tea, and cooked
Everyday Life During Conflict
- Children played marbles
- A dog followed them
- Abandoned bus served as a barrier from bullets
- White sheets acted as hiding from snipers
- Planes overhead creating a sense of danger and worry
Fear and Trauma
- Bomb falls
- Deaths of strangers
- Snipers using stray cats for target practice
- Fear created bed wetting and nightmares
- The loss of the family members affected the family deeply
Seeking Help
- A desperate need for help was expressed
Emotional Responses
- Distress and anxiety were visible reactions
- Fear of the unknown in situations
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