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Unbroken Part 1

Quiz by Sabrina Fourre

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  • Q1
    What appears in Chapter 1 that symbolizes war? Louie describes it as an "ocean of darkness."
    Eugenics
    Sterilization
    Ethnic Discrimination
    The Graf Zeppelin
    45s
  • Q2
    Sylvia said "You could beat him to death and he wouldn't say 'ouch' or cry." Which two themes does this introduce?
    Dignity & War/Identity
    Survival/Resilience & Redemption/Forgiveness
    Survival/Resilience & Dignity
    Belief/Faith & Dignity
    45s
  • Q3
    "Once his hometown's resident archvillain, Louie was now a superstar, and Torrence forgave him everything." Which theme does this develop in the novel?
    Redemption and Forgiveness
    Dignity
    Survival and Resilience
    War and Identity
    45s
  • Q4
    "He found himself thinking of Pete...A lifetime of glory is worth a moment of pain. Louie thought: Let Go." Which theme does this develop in Chapter 4?
    Survival and Resilience
    War and Identity
    Belief and Faith
    Redemption and Forgiveness
    45s
  • Q5
    In Chapter 2, Louie begins to resent the hard work of running and fear of embarrassment is not enough to prevent him from delinquent ways. How does he "slip" in his progress?
    Louie runs away with a friend.
    Louie starts stealing and smoking again.
    Louie tells Pete that he gives up running.
    Louie gets a job but then sabotages his employer.
    45s
  • Q6
    Who becomes Louie's hero and role model?
    Anthony Zamperini
    Don Lash
    Adolf Hitler
    Glenn Cunningham
    45s
  • Q7
    Why does Louie delay entry to the University of Southern California and his sports scholarship?
    Louie wants to train full time for the Olympics.
    Louie became nervous about moving away from home and helps his mom and dad by working for a semester.
    Louie gets injured in an accident and needs to recover before running again.
    Louie had to fulfill a debt to Torrance after damaging a public building.
    45s
  • Q8
    True or False: Louie was the youngest distance runner to make the American Olympics team.
    True
    False
    I don't know
    Maybe
    45s
  • Q9
    When the Olympians arrived in Berlin, they saw Nazi banners and German military everywhere. They did not know that Jews and Gypsies were taken out of the city so that only smiling Germans "Aryans" were present. Which theme does this represent?
    Redemption and Forgiveness
    Dignity
    Survival and Resilience
    War and Identity
    45s
  • Q10
    What causes Louie to lose confidence in himself to win the Olympic race?
    Other runners on the team talk down to him.
    After arriving, he had constant cramps in his left leg.
    He felt he was too young and inexperienced.
    He gained too much weight on the ship.
    45s
  • Q11
    When the 1940 Olympic Games were canceled, Louie became very depressed and quit school. It also caused him to join the Army Air Corps so that he could pick his branch before the national draft. Which theme does this best represent or show a turning point in?
    Dignity
    Belief and Faith
    Resilience and Survival
    Redemption and Forgiveness
    45s
  • Q12
    What shocking turning point occurs at the end of Chapter 5?
    Louie runs a 4- minute mile.
    Sylvia spirals into depression since her brothers enlisted in the military.
    Louie gets injured at bombardier training.
    Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
    45s

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