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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What term does Toby use for his father?
(a) Ba.
(b) Ohm.
(c) Pou.
(d) Ma.

2. What work does Tevy's professor require students to title their essays in the style of?
(a) In the Order of Things.
(b) On Walden.
(c) Joyce's The Dead.
(d) On Certainty.

3. What does Maly say when she sees the baby, her second cousin, for the first time?
(a) The baby is uglier than she expected it to be.
(b) The baby is smaller than she expected it to be.
(c) The baby is bigger than she expected it to be.
(d) The baby is beautiful.

4. Who raises Maly?
(a) Ma Eng.
(b) Ma Sothy.
(c) Ma Ravy.
(d) Ma Fung.

5. Where did Toby buy his school supplies?
(a) The Dollar Tree.
(b) The Church.
(c) The grocery store.
(d) The KMart.

Short Answer Questions

1. What frustrates Tevy about how her family has treated their ethnic heritage?

2. Who is Paul's girlfriend?

3. Why does Sothy give her ex-husband 20% of Chuck's Donuts' profits?

4. Who are the only customers to the shop after the incident with the truck?

5. What poster do Ves and Maly often stare at, stoned, at the video store?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does badminton mean to Superking Son?

2. How do the narrator and his friends feel about Superking Son in the start of the story titled "Superking Son Strikes Again"?

3. How do Maly and Ves think their extended family feel about them in the story titled "Maly, Maly, Maly"?

4. Why does Superking Son seem jealous of Justin?

5. Why does Dr. Heng's wife hang around the shop all the time?

6. What does Toby's father do in an effort to get the shop back on its feet?

7. How does Ves feel about Maly's mother?

8. What are Ves's plans for the end of summer and how does he feel about them?

9. Why is Sothy struggling to keep Chuck's Donuts open?

10. How does Tevy feel about her father after he leaves her family?

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