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Letters from Rifka: October 11, 1920 through October 21, 1920 - Quiz
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Summarize the content of Rifka's poetry which Ilya recited at her case review.
Describe the many interruptions that required Rifka's time when her Mama came to visit her on Ellis Island.
Besides having a contagious disease, what reasons could Mr. Fargate have had for declining Rifka entrance into America?
Which child did Rifka feel her Mama would be most likely to accept, the Polish baby or Ilya? Explain why Mama would favor one over the other.
In what ways had Rifka changed since leaving Russia a year earlier? Were the changes positive or negative?
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