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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. Of all the men that visit their courtyard whom does Jasmine fall in love with?
(a) Prakash.
(b) Kingsland.
(c) Sukkhi.
(d) Little Cylde.

2. What type of plane is mentioned in the book?
(a) 757.
(b) DC-9.
(c) 747.
(d) DC-10.

3. What farewell present did Kingsland slip into Jasmine's hand just before they docked in America?
(a) Money.
(b) A knife.
(c) A Bible.
(d) A ring.

4. Bud and Darrel are at odds over what?
(a) Darrel's feelings for Jasmine.
(b) Darrel's girlfriend.
(c) Darrel selling the farm to land developers.
(d) The death of Darrel's father.

5. What type of pin does Du give Jasmine?
(a) A rhinestone heart.
(b) A horseshoe-shaped gem.
(c) A rhinestone ladybug.
(d) An emerald tipped unicorn.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is a nullah?

2. Who yells "Prostitutes! Whores!" after the bomb goes off?

3. Who accuses Jasmine and her husband of living in sin?

4. What do best friends, Du and Scott, watch on TV with the rest of the Ripplemeyer family on Sunday?

5. Who hails Jasmine's brother as they leave the tea shop?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Du feel about Jasmine's surprise from the mailman?

2. Why does Karin ask for Jasmine's help?

3. Why does Masterji come to visit Pitaji?

4. What happens to Lillian after Jasmine goes to New York?

5. Why is Jasmine scared in the park with Duff and Taylor?

6. What thoughts are running through Jasmine's head as she encounters a drunk Darrel, and as she drives him back to his farm?

7. What does Jasmine reveal as her plan once she leaves the hotel in America?

8. Why does Du say the weird man probably thinks there are weird people in their house?

9. In Chapter 5, what experience does Jasmine recall, that clarifies what she does not want to become?

10. When does Jasmine realize that her son's sexual curiosity may have been awakened?

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