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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. Where does Layla meet David for the first time?
(a) In a tool shed.
(b) In a truck.
(c) In the garden.
(d) In the Hub.

2. How does Layla characterize her feeling about being in camp?
(a) Like a bear in a zoo.
(b) Like a fish in a net.
(c) Like a coyote in a trap.
(d) Like a moth on a pin.

3. How does Layla contact David the first time?
(a) She video chats with him.
(b) She calls him from the Hub.
(c) She calls from a burner phone.
(d) She sends him a letter.

4. Who was interned at Manzanar during World War II?
(a) Refugees.
(b) Prisoners of war.
(c) War criminals.
(d) Japanese Americans.

5. What do Layla and Ayesha compare the camp fence to?
(a) America’s border wall with Mexico.
(b) The demilitarized zone between North and South Korea.
(c) The Berlin Wall.
(d) The Great Wall of China.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does camp Mobius look like when Layla and her family arrive?

2. What does Layla say her father’s poetry is about?

3. How does Layla characterize Union Station’s architecture?

4. What does the Director expect camp Mobius to serve as?

5. What does Layla say her parents taught her?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Layla and Ayesha find in the garden?

2. What comes of Soheil’s confrontation with one of the Exclusion Guards?

3. How does Layla connect with Ayesha?

4. How does Layla seek consolation in the first moments of her internment?

5. How does Layla describe the drive to the train station?

6. How does Jake respond after Layla cannot get through to David?

7. What are the different frames of reference by which Layla and Ayesha try to make the internment make sense?

8. How does Layla characterize the populace that is interned?

9. What danger does Layla put herself in while getting home?

10. What kind of town does Layla live in, and how is her town bearing up under the new policies?

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