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composed of lines or figures like those of geometry, as a painting or design.


Geometric

100

to treat as or put in a position of lesser rank or importance; lower.

Subordinate

100

the state of forgetting or unconsciousness, forgetfulness.

Oblivion 

100

"What are you looking at? She's an American citizen. She's got as much a right as anybody to walk around on the street!"

Page 145

100

What's the difference between a central idea and a main idea?

Central idea- Main message or theme

Main idea- The main event or plot of a story 

200

the act or an instance of being questioned

Synonyms: Interviewed 

Interrogation

200

having a form or arrangement of parts with an equal and matching distribution on each side of a central position

synonyms: balanced, even.

Symmetrical 

200

Suffix meaning having to do with; characterized by; like

-ic

200

At that age I was too young to consciously use my sexuality or to understand how an Asian female can fascinate Caucasian men, and of course far too young to see that even this is usually just another form of invisibility. 

Page 147

200

What does SEEC stand for?

S-Topic Statement 

E- Evidence 

E-Elaboration 

C-Conclusion

300

developing in a manner similar to living things; natural.

Synonyms: nonchemical, natural, pure, additive free

Organic 

300

different, especially in the arrangement of space, on either side of a center line; 

Synonym: uneven

Asymmetrical 

300

to bear up under adversity, or to function in spite of; 

Synonym: persevere.

Endure 

300

"You cannot deport 110,000 people unless you have stopped seeing individual"

Page 142

300

On page 142 Jeanne said "I wouldn't be faced with physical attack, or even with overt shows of hatred."

What does this statement mean? 

What would the opposite of OVERT hatred be?

The Racism Jeanne faced would never be direct racism, it would be subtle, such as being ignored or excluded. 

The opposite would be direct racism such as insults or racial slurs directly to her face. For example, the way Ned's teachers Overtly assaulted him. 

400

to compare two things or people in order to make differences clear

Contrast

400

to emerge as dominant; overcome.

Prevailed 

400

Commitment or loyalty to a country, leader, or cause.

Synonym: faithfulness, fidelity 

Allegiance 

400

What page is the Loyalty oath that was given to Papa?

Page 73

400

What 2 colors are not technically considered colors but a hue?

Black, white

500

To treat a certain group of people as if they are not important 

Marginalization 

500

to try or work hard; exert oneself

Strive 

500

Of the home country or home. 

Synonyms: Indigenous; native 

Domestic 

500

In Chapter 8 It says "I'm going to kill you this time!"

Who was threatening who?

Papa threatened Mama 

500

"Chapter 5 highlights the early effects of internment on Jeannie’s family. Her father, Papa, returns from imprisonment a broken man, which disrupts the family structure. His struggles with identity and masculinity begin influencing Jeannie’s perception of what it means to be Japanese American. "

Find at least TWO pieces of evidence that prove the statements.

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