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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. When did Rufus begin collecting junk?
(a) 1990.
(b) 1998.
(c) 2003.
(d) 1984.
2. How old was Tembi in 2009?
(a) Six.
(b) Four.
(c) One.
(d) Nine.
3. Where was Samantha working in 2008?
(a) Lenny Troy.
(b) George Webb.
(c) Roger Rilway.
(d) Terry Witkowski.
4. How many months did Vanetta face in initial confinement in prison in Chapter 22?
(a) 21 months.
(b) 3 months.
(c) 15 months.
(d) 18 months.
5. How much money was the apartment that Vanetta and Crystal were finally approved for in Chapter 21?
(a) $500 per month.
(b) $740 per month.
(c) $650 per month.
(d) $400 per month.
Short Answer Questions
1. What month was it when Larraine was ordered to be out of Beaker's trailer?
2. Who would find Lamar and his sons a place to live after the fire, according to the author in Chapter 16?
3. Where was Sherrena's property that went up in flames in Chapter 16?
4. When did Tobin buy College Mobile Home Park?
5. Where did Scott attain an apartment through the shelter after about a year?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the author describe the impacts of having little esteem in one's neighbors in poor neighborhoods in Chapter 14?
2. How did Scott finally get clean?
3. Why did Crystal call 911 several times, according to the author in Chapter 15?
4. How did Vanetta and Crystal come to live together?
5. What were the impacts of the fire in Kamala's apartment on Sherrena and Quentin?
6. What is a nuisiance ordinance?
7. What were the statistics for nuisance property citations in Milwaukee in 2008-2009?
8. How does the author justify Larraine's spending habits in Chapter 18?
9. How does the author describe the impacts of poverty on the Hinkston family in Chapter 21?
10. What is noteworthy about Crystal's interaction with the boy at McDonald's in the end of Chapter 20?
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