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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "Storytelling" – "All or Nothing or Something Else".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the author call the bread of his people's affliction?
(a) Pita.
(b) Pumpernickel.
(c) Challah.
(d) Matzo.

2. What did the author's grandmother's family always eat for Shabbat?
(a) Rice with sauteed vegetables.
(b) Potatoe pancakes.
(c) Chicken and soup with noodles.
(d) Roasted turkey.

3. What did the author change his college major to in his sophomore year?
(a) History.
(b) Biology.
(c) Philosophy.
(d) Psychology.

4. Through what war did the author's grandmother barely survive?
(a) The Korean War.
(b) World War I.
(c) The Vietnam War.
(d) World War II.

5. The author asserts that in his family's tradition, food serves two purposes. It nourishes and it does what?
(a) Gives you groundedness.
(b) Calms the soul.
(c) It helps you remember.
(d) Soothes weary spirits.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old does the author say he was when his family fostered a cousin's dog and he kicked it?

2. What did the author's grandmother describe filling her pants with when she was young during the war?

3. The author claims that upwards of what percentage of all animals eaten in the U.S. come from factory farms?

4. The author claims in "George" that no one ever had a plush toy shaped like what?

5. What one recipe does the author describe his grandmother making when he grew up?

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