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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. The exterior shot of Carmelita walking home is set in which part of NYC?
(a) Upper East Side.
(b) Lower East Side.
(c) Lower West Side.
(d) Upper West Side.

2. How many arrests were made?
(a) 125.
(b) 150.
(c) 200.
(d) 100.

3. What is the translation of "La Estrella Vacia?"
(a) The Empty Star.
(b) The Tropical Vacation.
(c) The Waking Hour.
(d) The Singing Flower.

4. The name of Carmelita's poem to her friend is "Oy Vey, Number ____."
(a) 3.
(b) 1.
(c) 12.
(d) 8.

5. Which is not mentioned as being one of the creatures of the New World?
(a) Scorpions.
(b) Cucarachas.
(c) Chameleons.
(d) Iguanas.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the first language Carmelita learned when she came to New York?

2. Juana criticized a sermon delivered by Father ____.

3. What is Juana's last name?

4. What creative talent is possessed by Juana?

5. What psalm is referred to by Juana?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Dee? What is her history?

2. What is important about poetry to Carmelita?

3. Who is Aunt Nina? How does Carmelita describe the old woman?

4. What agreement is made between the Prosecutor and Juana? What happens to Juana after the agreement is made?

5. How does the relationship between Maria Luisa and Juana change at this time? What promises do the women make to each other?

6. What information is extracted from Juan(a) after more questioning from the Prosecutor?

7. Who is Maria Luisa? What is her role in the story? What does Maria Luisa convince Juana to do?

8. What information does the Prosecutor demand from Juan(a)? What causes the Prosecutor to become suspicious of the stigmata? What are the stigmata?

9. What does Carmelita tell her audience about becoming a performance artist? When did it occur? How did it happen?

10. What did Carmelita learn upon this last trip home to Cuba?

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