Steel Trapp the challenge by Ridley Pearson

The title is the name of the book i have finished. It is pretty thick, 234 pages. And i liked it very much, it has a good plot and intense conflicts that make me want to read further into the book. The story is basically about a boy that is participating in a national science challenge in Washington, on his way he found a mysterious brief case that leads him to troubles with armed criminal and kidnappers. I like how the author uses a lot of itallics, it makes the stuffs look cool. In overall i would give this book a 7/10.

Miss patrice's question from chapter 17 and 18

 Chapter 17

1. What did the Japaneses fear?
Ans: The Japaneses fear an American invasion

2. What were the students expected to do during the school days?
Ans: The students were expected to do the war preparation in case the American really attack Korea

Chapter 18

1. How does Tae-yul react when Sun-hee talk about Hee-won, Jung-shin's sister?
Ans: He felt shy because he had a crust on Jung-shin

2. What did Sun-hee hear about the girls who were chosen to go to Japan, to work in the factories?
Ans: She feel bad for them.

Two of the "When my name was Keoko" questions

Chapter 1
Why do you think Uncle suddenly changed when Sun-hee introduced her friend Jung-shin at his printing shop?

Answer: Because Jung-shin said that his father got a job in the bank, and in that time only the Japs can work in the bank, unless some koreans are close friends to the Japs big mans. So Jung-shin's father is a chin-il-pah.

2. What movie did Onishi-san showed the students at school?

Answer: Onishi-san showed the students the film about the sterotype of the americans, it said that they kill babies.

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