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Refugee (First Half) Quiz

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Three young refugees, one journey

by Paula
1

Which country is Josef fleeing from in the opening of Refugee?

2

Which ship do Josef’s family board to escape Germany?

3

Isabel’s homeland at the start of her story is which country?

4

What major crisis affects Isabel’s country during her story?

5

Which country does Mahmoud originate from in Refugee?

6

What route does Mahmoud take to begin his journey?

7

What common goal unites the three stories in the first half?

8

Which event forces Josef’s family to flee Nazi Germany?

9

Which city do Isabel and her family hope to reach in the United States?

10

How is the narrative structure of the first half best described?

11

Which pigment primarily captures light energy in photosynthesis?

12

What gas do plants release as a byproduct of photosynthesis?

13

Where do the light-dependent reactions take place in chloroplasts?

14

The Calvin cycle ( carbon fixation ) occurs in which chloroplast region?

15

Which energy carriers are produced during the light-dependent reactions?

16

What is the source of electrons for photosystem II?

17

Which wavelength(s) of light are most effective for photosynthesis?

18

Write the simplified overall equation of photosynthesis.

19

What pigment absorbs light most efficiently for photosynthesis besides chlorophyll a?

20

What happens to the oxygen produced during photosynthesis?

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Josef and his family escape Nazi persecution in Germany.

The St. Louis carried Jewish refugees attempting to reach Cuba.

Isabel’s family flees Cuba during the country’s economic crisis.

Cuba experiences severe shortages and hardship during the Special Period.

Mahmoud’s family leaves Syria to escape the war.

Mahmoud travels overland to Turkey and then to Greece as refugees.

All three children pursue safety, family, and hope.

Persecution and escalating danger prompt escape actions.

The family aims for a safe landing in the United States, especially Florida.

The book alternates between Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud’s experiences.

Chlorophyll is the main pigment; others are pigments with different roles.

Oxygen is released when water is split during the light reactions.

Light reactions occur in the thylakoid membranes inside chloroplasts.

The Calvin cycle uses CO2 in the stroma to synthesize sugars.

ATP and NADPH store and transfer energy for the Calvin cycle.

Water is split in photolysis to supply electrons for photosystem II.

Red and blue wavelengths drive peak photosynthetic activity.

Overall: carbon dioxide and water yield glucose and oxygen with light energy.

Chlorophyll b expands the light absorption range for photosynthesis.

Oxygen is released as a byproduct from water splitting and exits the leaf.

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