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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. In Chapter 7, what camp was Park Jin Sik moved to after being tortured in a detention and interrogation center in Pyongyang?
(a) Camp 11.
(b) Camp 15.
(c) Camp 9.
(d) Camp 6.

2. In the Prologue, where did Yeonmi and her mother cross the border into China?
(a) Chaingbai.
(b) Sangnamsa.
(c) Samsu.
(d) Hyesan.

3. What type of work did Keum Sook have to do when she was sentenced to reeducation in Chapter 9?
(a) Farm work.
(b) Heavy construction.
(c) Cleaning.
(d) Babysitting.

4. In Chapter 10, where did a man work where he ate chicken wings but did not see his family for three years?
(a) Libya.
(b) Cuba.
(c) Haiti.
(d) Santo Domingo.

5. What die Yeonmi taste for the first time when she lived with her aunt Min Hee?
(a) Grapes.
(b) Blueberries.
(c) Plums.
(d) Pears.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 9, when did Keum Sook have to go into hiding?

2. What is Yeonmi's birthdate?

3. When did Yeonmi arrive in South Korea?

4. How often do North Korean have to attend immiban meetings?

5. How long before Yeonmi andher mother crossed into China, did Yeonmi's sister Eunmi cross?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Park Jin Sik decide to sell stolen metals?

2. How was every subject students learn in school delivered with propaganda?

3. What did the boys who led Yeonmi and Keum Sook tell them to say when they crossed the river in Chapter 11?

4. How was Park Jin Sik tortured in Pyongyang?

5. How did Yeonmi follow her parents' footsteps in Chapter 8?

6. What brief history did Yeonmi share about Korea in Chapter 2?

7. What talents did Keum Sook have?

8. How did Park Jin Sik get the warden to release him from prison for sick leave?

9. In Chapter 8, when Keum Sook moved back to Kowon, where did Yeonmi live?

10. What did Yeonmi's father make for her to eat in Chapter 11, and why did she not eat it?

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