Text Support!!!

When writing your short responses it is imperative that you include DETAILSfrom the story to support

your answer and PROVE YOUR

KNOWLEDGE of the story/text!

0 points

The response is inaccurate, confused, and/or irrelevant,

or the student failed to respond tothe task.

1 point

The response includes some correct information, but may

be too general or overlyspecific. Some of the

support and/or examples may be incomplete or

omitted.

2 points The response is accurate,

complete, and fulfills all the requirements of the task.

Necessary support and/or examples are included,

and the information given is clearly text-based. Anyextensions beyond the text

are relevant to the task.

“Passage to Freedom”

Question #16

Why did the author include a statement by

Hiroki Sugihara at the end of the story?


Why did the author include a statement by Hiroki Sugihara at

the end of the story?

The author included a statement by Hiroki Sugihara at the end of

the story because the author wanted to thank him. The author wanted to thank him because he

saved many lives.




The author included a statement by Hiroki Sugihara at the end of the story so we can see Hiroki’s point of view. Also, to inform us

about how the Japanese government forgave Mr. Sugihara and to tell us more about how the Sugihara survivors thanked him by rededicating his monument.




I think the author included an afterword to tell a summary of

how hard their life was after they left Lithuania. Also, to read how good it was to be honored after

Mr. Sugihara’s death.




The author included a statement by Hiroki Sugihara to entertain

the reader. He also did it so they didn’t just leave the reader

without an ending.




The author included a statement by Hiroki Sugihara at the end of the story so you could hear what

is was like from a person who went through it.




The author included a statement by Hiroki Sugihara at the end of the story to tell how he felt and

what happened after Mr. Sugihara died.




The author included a statement by Hiroki Sugihara at the end of

the story to tell about Mr. Sugihara and his family’s life. It tells how he was honored. It told of how his family’s life was after

he died.


Question #17

Imagine that one of the survivors met Mr.

Sugihara after the war. Write one or two

sentences to tell what the survivor might have said.




One or two sentences the survivor might have said are, “Mr.

Sugihara you are an amazing man. You have saved hundreds of

Jewish people including the children.”




They would have said, “Thank you for writing us visas and putting

us in front of yourselves. Or they would have said, “Thank you for

showing that one man can make a difference.”




If I was a survivor I would of said thank you very much thank you. After that I would head to Japan

and on my way.




If one of Mr. Sugihara’s survivors was able to meet him, I think the survivor would say thank you so

much for saving mine, my family’s and all the other peoples lifes.




The survivor might thank him for writing out all of those visas. Also, maybe they would invite

him into their homes.




A thing that the survivor might have said was, “I thank you so much for saving me. Without

you, my family and I would have died.”




If one of the survivors met Mr. Sugihara after the war he might have said, “Thank you for saving

my life.”




I think the survivor would say “thank you” and tell him about how if Mr. Sugihara didn’t save them by writing them a visa to

Japan he wouldn’t have a family or ever get that moment to meet

him.


Question #18

The author includes the statement “There is a

saying that the eyes tell everything about a

person.” What do the eyes tell about the

immigrants in the art throughout this selection?




The immigrants feelings change throughout the selection.




The eyes of the immigrants say, “Save us from the Nazi’s. Don’t them hurt us. Help us get out of

this country!”




The immigrants eyes tell that they are scared and worried

about what the Nazis might do to them.




I think the eye say they’re tired hungry and need help.




The immigrants on page 171 tell that they’re afraid, tired, poor, and hungry. The immigrants on page 175 tell that they’re happy and thankful. On page 176 the

immigrants are happy and ready for the journey ahead of them.




Throughout this selection the immigrant eyes say that there sad and scared because they were kicked out of there own

house.

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