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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The One-Child, Maybe-One-More Policy.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What unusual circumstances involving Chinese adoption exists in one Southern family?
(a) Three sisters who each adopted a baby.
(b) Two single parents of Chinese adoptees married.
(c) An adoptee from China who adopted a baby from China.
(d) A mother and daughter who each adopted a baby.

2. What is the period of Mao Zedong's reforms called?
(a) The Mao Dynasty.
(b) The New Deal.
(c) The Golden Age.
(d) The Great Leap Forward.

3. What human tie does Evans call one of the deepest possible?
(a) Between parent and child.
(b) Between grandparents and grandchildren.
(c) Between siblings.
(d) Between spouses.

4. What is the first major hurdle Karin and Mark have to clear in the adoption process?
(a) Passing a home study by a social worker.
(b) A credit check.
(c) FBI fingerprinting.
(d) Clearance from the INS.

5. What is the main reason Chinese people cite for the necessity of the population-control policies?
(a) Family stability.
(b) Economic development.
(c) Fear of another famine.
(d) Scarcity of natural resources.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Chinese officials call women who flee their hometowns to give birth?

2. Which of these is NOT a source of the author's story?

3. What message does Max give the adoptive parents before they head out to start collecting official permissions?

4. Of what TV show does Mark say the "soy or milk" formula debate reminds him?

5. Which of these is NOT mentioned as a place where babies are abandoned?

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