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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. Who is Dasani's houseparent?
(a) Ms. Akers.
(b) Mr. Len.
(c) Mr. Akers.
(d) Supreme.
2. Why is Dasani having trouble sleeping?
(a) She is thinking about her family.
(b) She is crowded on the matress.
(c) She has never slept alone on a mattress.
(d) She can't study.
3. What holiday weekend is it in the beginning of Chapter 37?
(a) Columbus Day.
(b) President's Day.
(c) Thanksgiving.
(d) Labor Day.
4. What do Dasani's siblings compare about their foster families?
(a) How they eat.
(b) Their looks.
(c) How they dress.
(d) Notes.
5. What school does Dasani enroll in?
(a) Milton High.
(b) Bonsall Academy.
(c) Harrow School.
(d) Milton Hershey School.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did people call Dasani as a baby?
2. Who does the Administration for Children's Services (ACS) file a neglect petition against?
3. Who approaches Supreme while he is waiting on the family court step?
4. What administration has the family under surveillance?
5. What do the project kids call Dasani’s pink sweatsuit?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Miss Hester for Dasani?
2. Michael Bloomberg's tenure as Mayor of New York City included an unfortunately conceived plan to purchase what item?
3. What are Chanel and Supreme’s reasons for not looking for an apartment in Chapter 22?
4. Elliot says Dasani’s homelessness has set her adrift? Explain what she means by this.
5. What is the “Knockout Game” and how does it enter into Dasani’s inspirational storyline?
6. What is the irony of the Welfare System in Chapter 40?
7. How do readers see multigenerational poverty in this book?
8. What is symbolic about Dasani's graduation?
9. What does the imagery of water represent in the book in Chapter 36?
10. What is the fate of Khaliq in Invisible Child: Poverty, Survival and Hope in an American City?
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