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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Dokte Paul, pages 1-44.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where was Paul Farmer raised?
(a) In his Grandma's house.
(b) In a trailer park, boat, and bus in America.
(c) On a farm in Nebraska.
(d) On army bases all over the world.

2. How does Paul Farmer say he was allowed to return to Haiti after being exiled by the junta?
(a) A bribe.
(b) Blackmail.
(c) He carries a false passport.
(d) The new regime invited him to return.

3. What does Zanmi Lasante mean?
(a) One world, united.
(b) Health for Haitians.
(c) Free Health Services.
(d) Partners in Health.

4. What does "ID" refer to when Paul Farmer refers to his patients in 1999?
(a) Infant deaths.
(b) Irrigational diverticulitous.
(c) Infectious disease.
(d) Inferior diabetes.

5. What is an example of the small tokens his patients give to Dokte Paul?
(a) Unpasteurized goat milk.
(b) Mangos.
(c) Woven voodoo dolls.
(d) Ti Kays.

Short Answer Questions

1. How is Zanmi Lasante funded?

2. What does Paul Farmer give the patient Joe for Christmas?

3. What is the average lifespan in Haiti, according to the first section of the novel?

4. What is the Artibonte?

5. Why did the people that Paul Farmer work with in Haiti lose their farms?

(see the answer key)

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