Farewell To Manzanar Chapter 1

Pearl Harbor happened on December 7th, 1941.

The correct answer is "He was afraid of being arrested for being Japanese." This suggests that Papa burned the flag from Hiroshima and papers after Pearl Harbor because he was concerned about being arrested due to his Japanese heritage. This could be attributed to the prevailing anti-Japanese sentiment and discrimination that arose during World War II, particularly in the United States. Burning the flag and papers may have been a way for Papa to protect himself and avoid any potential consequences or mistreatment.

Papa was arrested because he was involved in delivering oil to Japanese submarines offshore. This action likely violated laws or regulations related to national security and trade during a time of conflict.

The correct answer is "The Nereid." This answer is based on the information provided in the question, which asks for the name of Papa's boat. Out of the three options given, "The Nereid" is the only one that matches the criteria. Therefore, it can be concluded that "The Nereid" is the name of Papa's boat.

The given answer, "Bill, Woody," suggests that Jeanne's oldest brothers were named Bill and Woody, and they were part of her father's crew.

The narrator is 7 years old.