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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part I, Pages45-65.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Nicole say Cindy would always hear a voice telling her, when she lived with her father after her parents divorced?
(a) She had a gift that had to be cultivated.
(b) If she was not always excellent, she might be given up.
(c) She should never be too proud to ask for help.
(d) Her family’s business did not concern other people.

2. When did Nicole start to feel comfortable and anonymous in a crowd of Asian people?
(a) College.
(b) After college.
(c) High school.
(d) Middle school.

3. How old was Nicole when the couple asked her about adoption?
(a) Mid-twenties.
(b) Freshman year of college.
(c) Junior year of high school.
(d) A few months out of college.

4. What transition was taking place, that kept Nicole from looking into her birth parents’ identities?
(a) Her mother’s health declined.
(b) She started a new job.
(c) She moved to Chicago for graduate school.
(d) She moved to the east coast with her husband.

5. What part of being in the military does Nicole say felt familiar to Cindy?
(a) Being violent.
(b) Protecting people.
(c) Being a subordinate.
(d) Helping needy people.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Nicole say she had to show respect for when she had doubts about her adoption narrative?

2. What does Nicole say substituted for her lack of Korean heritage?

3. How does Nicole say Cindy felt when she was deployed in Korea?

4. What circumstance made Nicole hesitant to look for her birth parents during high school?

5. Where did Nicole take refuge from her bullying classmates?

(see the answer key)

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