Question: What were the saddest memories you remember? Answer: I think the saddest memory is the day we had to leave our farm. I
know my mother and father were worried. They did not know what would happen to us. We had no idea where we would be sent. People were all crying and many families were upset. Some believed we would not be treated well, and maybe killed. There were many disturbing rumors. Everyone was easily upset and there were many arguments. It was a horrible experience for all of us, the old people like my grandparents, my parents and children like me. We were all innocent. The government had no real reason to send us into these camps. There were racists who did not want the Japanese to own land and begin to prosper. Racism, prejudice, greed, and lack of political leadership caused the evacuation and internment. Which statement best describes Tsukamoto’s response to the question?
If your choices are: She does not answer the question. She decides to answer another question instead. She avoids controversial topics. She answers the question.
Then the statement that best describes Tsukamoto’s response to the question is the last option.
He thought that if he didn't do anything, he wouldn't get chosen because everyone liked the little kids. He jumped up and clicked his heels together, but the ice cream fell off the cone.
