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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How long before Sunday School began would the Uchidas leave for church?
(a) 15 minutes.
(b) 45 minutes.
(c) An hour.
(d) 30 minutes.

2. Who drove the Uchida women back home after they visited Dwight in the detention center in Chapter 3?
(a) Yoshiko.
(b) Keiko.
(c) Iku.
(d) A family friend.

3. When were funerals usually held when Yoshiko was growing up?
(a) Afternoons.
(b) At night.
(c) Saturdays.
(d) Sundays.

4. What happened to the parent of one of Yoshiko’s classmates at Brawley?
(a) Hanged until dead.
(b) Raped.
(c) Shot to death.
(d) Tarred and feathered.

5. What was Dwight’s car sold for?
(a) $1,700.
(b) $1,200.
(c) $750.
(d) $600.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old was Dwight when his father died?

2. What did the Uchida women send Dwight when he was sent out of state?

3. What university did both Dwight and Umegaki attend?

4. How many times did the FBI come to the Uchida home the Sunday Pearl Harbor was bombed?

5. How did the Uchidas hear the news that Pearl Harbor had been attacked?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Grandmother Uchida do that showed she was a devout Christian?

2. How was the Uchida’s church founded?

3. What illnesses did Yoshiko suffer from?

4. How did Yoshiko and her fellow students feel about the news that Pearl Harbor had been bombed?

5. What were some of the things that Dwight wrote from the camp in Montana and asked his family to do?

6. What would Iku do with her girls for a special outing?

7. Why did the FBI break into the Uchidas’ home?

8. What did Curtis B. Munson’s report reveal about possible sabotage by Japanese Americans?

9. After Yoshiko and her sister and mother visited Dwight at the detention center, why did they fear they would never see him again?

10. How did the neighbors treat the Uchida family as the evacuation drew near?

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