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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 do all of Dasani's siblings meet in New York City for a supervised visit with their parents?
(a) The bar.
(b) The shelter.
(c) The Foundling.
(d) Nordstrom.
2. What type of education did Supreme finally earn?
(a) A high school equivalency diploma.
(b) He didn't go back to school.
(c) A Master's degree.
(d) A Bachelor's degree.
3. Who temporarily lost custody of the kids?
(a) Grandpa.
(b) Grandma.
(c) Chanel.
(d) Supreme.
4. Where did Chanel become hooked on painkillers?
(a) The street.
(b) School.
(c) Staten Island Hospital.
(d) The shelter.
5. What are Chanel and Supreme required to take while in a treatment program?
(a) Candy for the kids.
(b) Daily doses of methadone.
(c) Pills.
(d) Food.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Supreme's baby sister die of?
2. Why does Chanel end up in the hospital?
3. How are the siblings doing in foster care?
4. Who is Dasani's therapist at Hershey?
5. What did the Coates family take with them on their trip to Manhattan?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the fate of Khaliq in Invisible Child: Poverty, Survival and Hope in an American City?
2. Later in Chapter 37, where do all of Dasani's siblings meet?
3. Where does Dasani go for sanctuary in Chapter 30?
4. What is the “Knockout Game” and how does it enter into Dasani’s inspirational storyline?
5. In Chapter 38, what is Dasani staring at in the mock courtroom?
6. What does it mean to have a home for Dasani? Is it just a roof overhead or something more? Explain.
7. Michael Bloomberg's tenure as Mayor of New York City included an unfortunately conceived plan to purchase what item?
8. What are Chanel and Supreme’s reasons for not looking for an apartment in Chapter 22?
9. Chapter 23 opens on who's nightmare of their childhood?
10. Elliot says Dasani’s homelessness has set her adrift? Explain what she means by this.
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