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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 the girl who Rifka plays with in the park across the street from the house?
(a) Marta.
(b) Katya.
(c) Ana.
(d) Gizelle.
2. What does Rifka worry about while on board the ship?
(a) Getting seasick.
(b) Storms.
(c) Being lonesome.
(d) Having her money stolen.
3. What is the only reason Rifka goes outside in Belgium?
(a) To go to the market.
(b) To go to temple.
(c) To go to her treatments.
(d) To go ice skating.
4. What is something that Nathan used to do for Rifka that she enjoyed?
(a) He let her ride his horse.
(b) He pushed her in a cart.
(c) He bought her chocolates.
(d) He brushed her hair.
5. What language does the person in #73 teach Rifka?
(a) Flemish.
(b) French.
(c) Dutch.
(d) English.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is steerage class on a steamship?
2. What had Papa told Rifka to be prepared for at Ellis Island?
3. How old is Pieter?
4. What does Papa give to Rifka before he leaves for America?
5. What does Pieter do that embarrasses him in front of Rifka?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who does the kind milkman remind Rifka of and how does she show her appreciation for his kindness?
2. What sailing arrangements are made for Rifka to go to America when she is cured?
3. What do Mama and Papa give to Rifka before they leave for the United States and she goes to Belgium?
4. Where does Rifka stay when she goes to Belgium?
5. What are the passengers on board the ship fascinated by as they enter the New York harbor?
6. What terrible fate does Pieter meet during a big storm while aboard ship?
7. What does Rifka's brief friendship with Pieter mean, and how is she able to move on past his death?
8. What can Rifka see from her bedroom window in Antwerp?
9. How does Rifka learn to find family connections even though she is alone in Antwerp?
10. Who is the young sailor Rifka meets on board the ship?
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