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BREAKOUT
CHARACTERS
INTRODUCTION
MISSIONS
Refugee by Alan Gratz
BREAKOUT
In this breakout room, you will learn the historical background of the main characters in Alan Gratz's Refugee. Click the buttons below to navigate the breakout room.
CHARACTERS
INTRODUCTION
MISSIONS
Refugee by Alan Gratz
BREAKOUT
Josef
Isabel
Mahmoud
CHARACTERS
INTRODUCTION
MISSIONS
Meet the characters
Click HERE when you are finished with all three missions
Mission 2: Germany
Mission 3: Cuba
Mission 1: Syria
BREAKOUT
CHARACTERS
INTRODUCTION
MISSIONS
Start the MAIN Missions
Mission One: Syria
START
Click START to begin learning about why Syrians like Mahmoud were fleeing the country in 2015.
NEXT
The Refugee Experience
Refugee Definition
Basic Information about Syria
Click on the following webpages to learn more about Syria. When you have finished, click "NEXT" to answer questions about your reading.
Exploring Syria
The Arab Spring
The Euphrates
The Al-Ansariyyah
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
What is the name of the movement of people who tried to bring democracy to Syria?
QUESTION 1
Assad
Golan
Mahmoud
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
What is the last name of Syria's presidential family?
QUESTION 2
Through a house of representat-ives
Through the family tree
Through a demotractic vote
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
How is the Syrian president supposed to be elected?
QUESTION 3
The 1990s
The 1980s
The 1970s
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
Despite being a democracy, how long has the Assad family been in power?
QUESTION 4
There weren't very many Syrian refugees
It was difficult to make the "right decision" as a Syrian refugee
Syrian refugees had a lot of easy opportunities to escape
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
What could be learned from the tab called "The Refugee Experience"?
QUESTION 5
What is a person who must flee their country for safety called? CAPS
Enter the password
Mission Two: Germany
START
Click START to begin learning about why Germans like Josef were fleeing the country in the 1940s
NEXT
European Refugees During WWII
Returning Home After the War
The St. Louis
Click on the following webpages to learn more about Germany during WWII. When you have finished, click "NEXT" to answer questions about your reading.
Exploring Germany
288
849
937
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
How many passengers/refugees were on the St. Louis?
QUESTION 1
They were found by the Nazis
They were turned away after failed negotiations
They were welcomed by the Cubans
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
What happened to the European refugees of the St. Louis when they arrived in Cuba?
QUESTION 2
They were accepted by Germany
They were killed in the Holocaust
They were accepted by America
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
What fate met 245 of the St. Louis passengers who were not accepted by the US, Great Britain, France, Belguim, and the Netherlands?
QUESTION 3
65 million people
400,000 people
1 billion people
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
How many people were forced to leave their homes in Europe during WWII?
QUESTION 4
Anti-semitism and post-war violence were big issues
Hitler was still on the run
They knew their homes were destroyed in battle
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
When many people returned from concentration camps after the war, there was little if anything to return to. It was difficult to rebuild their lives. Why were so many people afraid to return home at all in the first place?
QUESTION 5
What country did the St. Louis try to enter? CAPS
Enter the password
Click START to begin learning about why Cubans like Isabel were fleeing the country in the 1990s
Mission Three: Cuba
START
NEXT
Cuban Exodus
Fidel Castro
Click on the following webpages to learn more about Cuba during the 1990s When you have finished, click "NEXT" to answer questions about your reading.
Exploring Cuba
Republic
Communist
Democratic
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
What type of government did Fidel Castro implement in Cuba?
QUESTION 1
He was next in line to the throne
He was voted into office by the people of Cuba
He took control through a revolution
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
How did Fidel Castro become the leader of Cuba?
QUESTION 2
People weren't allowed to practice their own religion. He also raised taxes.
People couldn't have differing political opinions. He also took over farms.
He wanted to join the U.S. People did not like his opinions.
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
Why were so many people upset with Fidel Castro as a leader?
QUESTION 3
By Boat/Raft
By Aircraft
By Foot
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
How did many Cubans leave their country?
QUESTION 4
Plastic that could not withstand the ocean
Metal, steal, iron, sturdy materials
Wood, styrofoam, cloth, recycled materials
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
What materials were these rafts often made of?
QUESTION 5
Google: How many miles between Havana and Key West, Florida? Round up.
Enter the password
What are the first three numbers of the final combination?
Enter the password
NEXT
Refugee FAQ with the Author
About Alan Gratz
Click on the following webpage to learn about Alan Gratz. When you have finished, click "NEXT" to answer questions about your reading.
Learning about Gratz
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
How many years has Refugee been on the New York Times Best Seller list?
QUESTION 1
No - Gratz's story is completely fictionalized
No - but their characters are based in truth
Yes - they are all fully real people
HINT: if you answer incorrectly, you will be sent back to the readings.
Are the characters in Refugee real?
QUESTION 2
Click HERE for your 5th (and final) mission!
The fourth number is:
CONGRATULATIONS
start
Answer all the questions about a single paragraph RTL to reveal the last number of your code.
Welcome to your final mission!
Claim
TAG
TAG and claim
What should go in your first sentence in a 1 paragraph RTL?
01
Answer all the questions to find the picture
HIDDEN IMAGE QUIZ
Author's last name and page #
Author's full name
Title of the book and page #
What goes in an in-text citation?
02
Answer all the questions to find the picture
HIDDEN IMAGE QUIZ
At least 3
At least 2
At least 1
How many sentences should be in your justification?
03
Answer all the questions to find the picture
HIDDEN IMAGE QUIZ
Relate back to the claim
Break down the evidence
Restate the evidence in new words
What should your first sentence of justification do?
04
Answer all the questions to find the picture
HIDDEN IMAGE QUIZ
The last number is 3!
CONGRATS!
WRONG!
OK
Enter the correct password
This adventure is not over yet. What is the secret code 🔑?
Introduce la contraseña