Hiroo Onoda

The next lesson inJourneys is calledHiroo Onoda, A Forgotten Soldier. As you don't have your books, I found a couple of clips about him. Watch the clips and answer the questions. You will recieve a grade on this assignment. Work slowly and carefully as you cannot resubmit your work. Vocabulary Words A. Complete the sentences with the correct vocabulary word. venture 1. To _ into a place means to go there despite the risk or danger. sparsely 2. If a place is _ populated, only a few people live in it. defy 3. If you _ an order or a command, you resist doing it. rudimentary 4. Something _ is simple or basic. permeated 5. If something has _ a place or thing, it has spread throughout it. B. Fill in the blank with the correct vocabulary word. 1. If you defythe law, you may go to jail.2. The smell of the roses permeatedthe room.3. Simple food, shelter, and clothing make for rudimentary living conditions.4. Alaska is sparselypopulated.5. The explorer ventured into the jungle to look for treasure. C. Click on the correct answer.1. Why did Hiroo Onoda go to Lubang Island in 1944? He was sent there by the American military. He wanted to go on an adventure. He was sent there by the Japanese military. He was looking for missing soldiers. 2. How do we know that Onoda and his men were suspicous that the war was really over? (more than one answer is correct) They didn't believe the leaflets with surrender order from a Japanese general. They didn't belive the newspapers annouuncing the end of the war. They didn't believe the reports on TV. They didn't believe the letters from their relatives and friends. They didn't believe what they read of Facebook. D. Write a 5 sentence summary explaining what happened to Hiroo Onoda. Make sure to include capital letters and correct punctuation.