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Aleutian Sparrow: Kashega-Evacuation - Quiz
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What did Vera mean when she described her Kashega time with friends Pari and Alfred as "crayon days"?
What did Alfred's mother and the girls do with the many bulbs of white orchids gathered?
In spite of the U.S. Government's good intentions, the Aleut people wished they could return to their villages. What were some of their traditions and activities they missed?
Describe the relationship between Vera and her mother.
According to Vera, Alfred's mother "understood my wanting. She said I could live in her house sometimes if I needed." What did Vera mean with those words?
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