Let Me Hear Your Voice: A Family's Triumph Over Autism Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Catherine Maurice
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Let Me Hear Your Voice: A Family's Triumph Over Autism Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Catherine Maurice
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where is Catherine when she finds strength during the family's overseas trip?
(a) The Louvre.
(b) The Eiffel Tower.
(c) Notre Dame Cathedral.
(d) The Arc D'Triomph.

2. What are Catherine and Marc doing to the child introduced at the beginning of Chapter 1?
(a) Looking at the child.
(b) Feeding the child.
(c) Sitting with the child at the hospital.
(d) Giving the child a bath.

3. What is one reason Rimland praises Catherine?
(a) Her desire to travel.
(b) Her volunteer work.
(c) Her ability to balance family and career.
(d) Her insights.

4. According to the foreword, what is Rimland's response to the naysayers of behavior modification therapy?
(a) He says they did not follow the therapy closely enough.
(b) He says they do not understand modern techniques.
(c) He says they are looking for a "quick fix."
(d) He says they did not give the therapy long enough to work.

5. What category of book is Let Me Hear Your Voice?
(a) Biography.
(b) Memoir.
(c) Nonfiction.
(d) How-to.

6. What is the name of the neurologist Catherine takes Anne Marie to see?
(a) Dr. Cohen.
(b) Dr. DeCarlo.
(c) Dr. Baxter.
(d) Dr. Welch.

7. What diagnosis description does Catherine find in a book that seems to fit Anne Marie's behavior?
(a) Colic.
(b) Deafness.
(c) Infantile autism.
(d) Ear infection.

8. What do Catherine and Marc note about their child at the beginning of Chapter 1?
(a) Her seriousness.
(b) Her shakiness.
(c) Her friendliness.
(d) Her rambunctiousness.

9. According to the acknowledgment section, what did the author get help with?
(a) Her children's deafness.
(b) Her children's recovery from autism.
(c) Her recovery from postpartum depression.
(d) Her husband's recovery from bypass surgery.

10. What is the recommended treatment for Anne Marie at the beginning of Chapter 3?
(a) Immediate therapy.
(b) Chemotherapy.
(c) A vitamin supplement.
(d) A vaccine.

11. Where does Catherine find solace as she seeks for a way to help her daughter?
(a) Volunteer work.
(b) Quilting.
(c) Prayer.
(d) Marc.

12. How does Anne Marie react to human contact?
(a) She reacts violently.
(b) She ignores it.
(c) She craves it.
(d) She acts as though touching her is painful.

13. What do Catherine and Marc know about Anne Marie's diagnosis?
(a) It is carried by Catherine.
(b) It is easily cured.
(c) There is no cure.
(d) It is something passed down through Marc's family.

14. What is Bridget's relationship with the Maurice family?
(a) A therapist who worked with the family.
(b) A physician who worked with the family.
(c) Anne Marie's teacher.
(d) Michel's teacher.

15. Why is it recommended that Catherine take Anne Marie to the hospital?
(a) For commitment.
(b) To help her feel comfortable in that setting.
(c) For a therapeutic nursery.
(d) For treatment.

Short Answer Questions

1. For what is Bernard Rimland thanked in the acknowledgments section?

2. What does the family notice about Anne Marie in Chapter 5?

3. What does Catherine notice about Anne Marie's social behavior that concerns her?

4. What does the Maurice family begin to read about in Chapter 6?

5. Rimland promotes all forms of therapy for _______.

(see the answer keys)

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