View a FREE sample

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Garbes like to eat with French bread when she was a child?
(a) Butter.
(b) Pickle juice.
(c) Garlic butter.
(d) Jelly.

2. When does Garbes ask her parents what they think life would have been like if they had not left the Philippines?
(a) 2021.
(b) 2019.
(c) 2020.
(d) 2017.

3. In Chapter 7, what sport does Garbes' 13-year-old niece like to play?
(a) Volleyball.
(b) Tennis.
(c) Soccer.
(d) Basketball.

4. When Garbes' parents could not get all the ingredients for her favorite special occasion dish, what would they use as a substitute?
(a) Cream of mushroom soup.
(b) Cream of chicken soup.
(c) Cream of shrimp soup.
(d) French onion soup.

5. What day of the week did the Garbes and the Chase-Chens begin having dinner together?
(a) Wednesdays.
(b) Thursdays.
(c) Tuesdays.
(d) Fridays.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the woman Garbes often finds herself next to at Dance Church?

2. When did Garbes parents decide to move to Washington State?

3. What did Garbes decide she would be since she could not be beautiful?

4. What is the name of Garbes' friend who was born with shortened arms and less than five fingers on each hand?

5. When Garbes played basketball in eight-grade, how many points did she score for the entire season?

Short Essay Questions

1. How can the emphasis on exercise be emotionally and physically damaging to the disabled, and what do the disabled have to realize?

2. How does Garbes describes the meals she enjoyed in the Philippines?

3. How does Garbes feel about her Dance Church family?

4. How are Garbes and Will different in their energy levels?

5. How did Garbes family survive 2020?

6. Why and how did Garbes opt out of traditional beauty and body standards?

7. What is the "big clothes closet" (102)?

8. What is the house and neighborhood like that the Garbes' live in?

9. How did Garbes and her cousins spend holidays, summer vacations, or impromptu weekends with one another?

10. What do disability and aging have in common?

(see the answer keys)

This section contains 836 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample