Juxtaposition
Which character directly contrasts Minnow? (More subjective; however, there are two characters in mind.)
Mas or Frankie
How does resentment towards Tule Lake change Mary's hate towards the questionare?
Resentment towards Tule Lake ignites Mary's hate towards the questionaire because she wouldn't have said "No-No," knowing the circumstances she's facing now
When Mary is in the camps, who does she often rebel against?
Who is her father?
The character who juxtaposes Yum-Yum in her chapter? (At the beginning.)
Who is Keiko? She shows juxtaposition because she was "rude" and a rule breaker.
What effect occurs when both Mary and her father do not apologize or tolerate each other?
When both Mary and her father don't apologize to each other it causes more vengeance and no actual solution to the problem/relationship with each other.
Who does Yum-Yum first break the rules with?
Who is Keiko?
The juxtaposition that occurs in Bette's chapter? (Three answers.)
Who is Bette and Frankie, Bette and herself, and how Bette sees the world vs. the reality.
How does Mary's perspective change when talking to Kiyoshi on the way home?
Mary starts to gain sympathy for Kiyoshi.
Describe the times that Yum-Yum rebels in her chapter.
Yum-Yum rebels in her chapter when sneaking out. She also goes out and drinks.
Which character did Mary say she was opposite of when arriving to Tule Lake?
Who is Yuki
How does the setting impact Mary's relationship with her father?
The placement in Tule Lake caused Mary to grow disobedient towards her father.
When was the first time that a true riot occured in the camps?
In Aiko's chapter, people start rebelling after Mr. Uyeda was shot.