Book : Internment by samira

Reword this properly and instead of making it sound like a summary YOU NEED TO ARGUE IT !

Initially, Layla was just a normal teenager working on school, friends, and her dream of becoming a doctor. But when she faces the harsh realities of her prison, she begins to grow rapidly. She recognized what was happening around her and questioned the authority of the government, leading her to increase her political awareness. She takes action to resist them.

CHAPTER 6 questions . Answer the questions in short sentences from the following book internment by samira Ahmed.

1.Dystopian societies often censor and control the flow of information. Choose an example of censorship from the beginning of Internment and explain how it is benefitting the president and his agenda.

2.How is Layla an example of a typical American teenager? What about Ayesha and Soheil?

3.Where is Camp Mobius, approximately?

4.Describe the Mercury Home that the Amin family will be living in while at Camp Mobius.

5. Layla meets two other teens: Ayesha and Soheil. Why do you think Layla bonds with them so easily and quickly?

6.How are the blocks divided? Why does Layla believe the Authority did this?

7."Good. I want to scare people. We should be scared. Then maybe people will rise up and do something" (85). Explain the significance of this quote; what is Soheil implying?

Chapter 3 questions . Answer the questions from the novel “internment” by samira Ahmed.

1.   Layal’s father is a professor and a poet. Look at the words of his poem “Revolution.” What about this poem shows why the U.S. government may have chosen this family for relocation?

2.  Define euphemism and provide an example from the chapter 3. Why do you think the author uses this type of language and how is it significant?

In the book interment by samira Ahmed.Lack of privacy is a common feature in dystopias. How are the internees at Camp Mobius being constantly surveilled? Explain how this lack of privacy contributes to the dystopian society of Internment.

Remember, the dystopian protagonist:

• Often feels trapped and is struggling to escape

Questions the existing social and political systems

Believes or feels that something is seriously wrong with the society in which he or she lives

Helps the audience recognize the negative aspects of the dystopian world through his or her perspective