Question

1. what draws families apart on manzanar?

to separate mens and womens sections
sickness
no dinner time together as a family

Explanation:

To determine the answer, we analyze the context of Manzanar (a Japanese American internment camp). The lack of shared family dinner time (due to camp conditions like communal dining, different schedules, or living arrangements) would contribute to families growing apart. Separating men’s and women’s sections is more about camp organization, and sickness is a general issue not specific to family separation dynamics here.

Answer:

C. No dinner time together as a family (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C with A: To separate men’s and women’s sections, B: Sickness, C: No dinner time together as a family)