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A Diamond in the Desert: Fall/Winter 1944-Spring 1945 - Quiz
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Why do you think Kimi and Horse enjoyed spending time together? How did they help one another?
Describe how the Kishi family celebrated Christmas, 1944. Include details of the gifts Papa gave to Kimi and Mama. What promise did he make to Tetsu?
Why was the last baseball game so important? Why do you think Coach Tanaka arranged it?
After Papa returned from North Dakota, he quickly made furniture from the camp's scrap wood pile. Tetsu reported that their barrack filled with "quiet wooden apologies." What did he mean?
How did building the baseball field help everyone at Gila River?
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