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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. What do the Exclusion Guards confiscate, while Layla and her parents are packing?
(a) Their books.
(b) Their guns.
(c) Their money.
(d) Their phones.
2. Where does Layla meet David for the first time?
(a) In a truck.
(b) In the Hub.
(c) In the garden.
(d) In a tool shed.
3. How does Layla characterize the seating sections in the Mess?
(a) Segregated.
(b) Chaotic.
(c) Integrated.
(d) Self-organized.
4. What distinguishing mark does the guard have, who intervenes to get Layla out of trouble on the train?
(a) An American flag tattoo.
(b) A compass tattoo.
(c) A pierced nose.
(d) A Mohawk haircut.
5. What does the Director expect camp Mobius to serve as?
(a) A model camp.
(b) A death camp.
(c) A reeducation camp.
(d) A concentration camp.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Layla say her parents taught her?
2. How long do Layla and her parents have to pack their things for relocation?
3. At the beginning of the book, how long ago have all Muslims been fired from their jobs?
4. How does Layla characterize her experience of entering the camp?
5. How does the police chief justify his role in Layla’s family’s relocation?
Short Essay Questions
1. What comes of Soheil’s confrontation with one of the Exclusion Guards?
2. What is Layla’s relationship with Jake like in Chapter 11?
3. How does Jake engineer a meeting between Layla and David, and how does the visit go?
4. How do Layla and her family arrive at Camp Mobius?
5. What does Layla do when she cannot sleep?
6. What are the different frames of reference by which Layla and Ayesha try to make the internment make sense?
7. How well does Layla’s world correspond with America under Donald Trump?
8. How does Layla describe Noor’s arrest?
9. How are Layla and her family processed at the train station?
10. How does Layla describe the drive to the train station?
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