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Describe the illness that took the life of Ishmael's uncle. In what way was the civil war responsible for his death?
Summarize Ishmael‘s dangerous journey from Freetown to Guinea. Which of Ishmael's qualities helped him succeed in his flight to safety?
List some of the New York sights that amazed Ishmael during his visit to the UN convention. Name two aspects of his life in Sierra Leone that he came to miss during his American visit.
Retell Ishmael's childhood story of the hunter and the monkey. Explain how Ishmael wanted the story to end when he was seven years old. Do you think his ending was a wise or foolish one? Give reasons to support your answer.
What answer did Ishmael give the light-skinned man who asked him, "Why do you think you should go to the UN to present the situation affecting children in this country"?
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