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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. How old was Ima when she quit working all the time at her wholesale market?
(a) 87.
(b) 100.
(c) 94.
(d) 90.
2. What was the name of the man who was married to Garbes' Tita Gina?
(a) David.
(b) Albert.
(c) Thomas.
(d) Martin.
3. What was champorado with tuyo?
(a) Eggs and potatoes.
(b) Fish and potatoes.
(c) Salty fish and porridge.
(d) Porridge and eggs.
4. What does Garbes' father do for a living?
(a) Physical therapist.
(b) Occupational therapist.
(c) Pathologist.
(d) Audiologist.
5. How many C-sections did Garbes' mother have?
(a) 3.
(b) 2.
(c) 4.
(d) 1.
Short Answer Questions
1. What city did Garbes' grandparents live in?
2. Where did Garbes grow up?
3. How many children did Garbes' grandmother have?
4. After March 2020, how long was Gerbes' family of four together 24/7 mostly inside their home?
5. When did the New York Times publish a survey that showed that among heterosexual couples working from home during the pandemic, the men were more likely than women to work in a separate room or home office?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Garbes not entirely comfortable with household help as she observes it in the Philippines?
2. What are Garbes' thoughts about care work?
3. What has having children taught Garbes about love being an action verb?
4. Why did Garbes' mother refuse the domestic worker her mother, Ima, had offered to send with her when she emigrated from the Philippines?
5. What were balikbayan boxes?
6. What did Garbes write about mothering and what it taught children about their bodies and needs?
7. What is reproductive labor?
8. What was being a laundress like in 1881 in Atlanta?
9. What was it like for Garbes' parents when they emigrated from the Philippines?
10. What story does Garbes tell to show how her mother is a natural-born caretaker?
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