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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The One-Child, Maybe-One-More Policy.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many people are estimated to have died during the disaster that occurred in the late 1950s?
(a) 300 million.
(b) 30 million.
(c) 3 million.
(d) 13 million.

2. When does the Chinese government's strict population-control policy go into effect?
(a) 1993.
(b) 2002.
(c) 1980.
(d) 1977.

3. What unusual circumstances involving Chinese adoption exists in one Southern family?
(a) Three sisters who each adopted a baby.
(b) Two single parents of Chinese adoptees married.
(c) An adoptee from China who adopted a baby from China.
(d) A mother and daughter who each adopted a baby.

4. In an old Chinese proverb, what do people try to describe by touching one part of it?
(a) A tree.
(b) An airplane.
(c) An ostrich.
(d) An elephant.

5. What does Karin bury in her yard?
(a) A soapstone Buddha.
(b) A baby bootie.
(c) A carved male figure intended to bring luck in birthing a son.
(d) A laminated Catholic prayer card.

Short Answer Questions

1. What major event occurs three days before Mark and Karin leave for China?

2. What is the first major hurdle Karin and Mark have to clear in the adoption process?

3. Which other country is NOT mentioned as a frequent home of Chinese adoptees?

4. What is Jiang Xiao Yu holding when she meets her parents?

5. Where are Karin and Mark told their daughter was found?

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