Refugee Novel Quiz medium

Josef feels oppressed and humiliated after being publicly shamed for being Jewish.

Klaus joins Hitler Youth to avoid shame, conflicting with his friendship with Josef.

A youth organization in Nazi Germany that indoctrinated boys into Nazi ideology.

Wearing uniforms changes boys' behavior, making them act against their values.

Camps where Jews and other targeted groups were imprisoned and killed during the Holocaust.

A chaotic protest in Havana where citizens looted and clashed with police.

Isabel plays the trumpet during the chaos, symbolizing resistance and hope.

The public's dissatisfaction that leads to riots and disorder in society.

Josef and Ruthie are leaving Cuba on the MS St. Louis, witnessing emotional farewells.

Isabel's father, Papi, has visible injuries from a riot, indicating danger in Cuba.

A riot occurred due to food shortages, causing unrest among the people.

Papi has attempted to escape Cuba twice, facing harsh consequences.

U.S. policy that allows Cuban refugees with 'dry feet' to stay, but sends 'wet feet' back.

The Cuban navy captures Papi during his escape attempt, leading to imprisonment.

Severe lack of food leads to civil unrest and increases migration to the U.S.

Isabel worries about her father's safety and the future of her family.

Mahmoud's apartment was completely destroyed, leaving his family without a place to live.

Mahmoud's mother prioritized saving their backpacks which contained essential items.

Mahmoud's mother struggled to reach his father due to a lack of mobile service.

Mahmoud felt relief and joy when his father reunited with them after the chaos.

Mahmoud's family decided to leave their home city Aleppo for safety in Germany.

Mahmoud's father mentioned that Germany is accepting refugees amid the crisis.

Mahmoud's family discussed various means of traveling to Germany without proper arrangements.

Mahmoud expressed concern about the cold weather in Germany and the idea of building a snowman.

The protagonist’s father facing a dilemma about leaving Cuba.

Isabel’s grandfather who opposes her father's decisions.

System where a single person rules with absolute power, exemplified by Castro.

Isabel’s idea to leave Cuba for freedom and food.

Cuban dictator during the time, limiting freedoms.

The vessel Isabel hopes to use for the escape.

Public disorder in Havana indicating unrest against the regime.

The desired state of being unconfined and unrestricted, sought by Isabel’s family.

Luis is the Castillos’s elder son and a policeman.

Deserters are those who flee military duty; they are often persecuted.

The Castillos plan to escape with Isabel and her family, but keep it a secret.

Gunfire from the police signals danger as they attempt to stop the Castillos.

Isabel's family escapes Cuba by boat, despite risks from the police.

Water pouring in creates urgency during the Castillos' escape.

Arguments break out among the family about the danger posed by the policemen.

Fatima dresses conservatively to adhere to expectations outside Aleppo.

Mahmoud's family decides to leave Syria for safety, fearing for their lives.

Mahmoud's family has saved money to buy tickets as they leave Syria.

The MS St. Louis is depicted as a paradise for Jewish passengers escaping Germany.

Ruthie experiences happiness and freedom aboard the ship, despite previous hardships.

Crew members treat Josef's family with kindness, a contrast to their previous experiences.

Jewish passengers on the MS St. Louis don’t wear identifying armbands, highlighting a temporary freedom.

Nine hundred and eight Jewish passengers aim to reach Cuba to escape Nazi persecution in Germany.

Ruthie and Josef observe children playing joyfully on the MS St. Louis, symbolizing innocence amid fear.