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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. In 1999, what hotel did Sem stay in?
(a) Jagdschloss Hotel.
(b) Meininger Hotel.
(c) Hotel Roomers.
(d) Maritim Hotel.
2. What is the name of the person who visits Sanja in the hospital and gives her a face massage?
(a) Murisa.
(b) Elizabeta.
(c) Amela.
(d) Renata.
3. Where did the language that David, Sem, and Harun spoke used to be spoken?
(a) Bosnia.
(b) Belarus.
(c) Yugoslavia.
(d) Bulgaria.
4. When was Sanja born?
(a) September 13, 1960.
(b) September 17, 1960.
(c) September 2, 1960.
(d) September 29, 1960.
5. What is the weather like at the beginning of "Snowflake," pages 121-171?
(a) Snowy.
(b) Sunny and warm.
(c) Cold and clear.
(d) Rainy.
Short Answer Questions
1. For writers from what country was Villa Aurora an exile refugee during World War II?
2. What abandoned mining town are Sem and Harun driving toward when a wild rabbit leaps out in the road in front of them?
3. When was Sanja allergic to everything?
4. What is Sem running away from from his chldhood?
5. What color ambulance takes Sanja to the hospital?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do they learn about Sanja's condition after doing scans at the hospital?
2. What encounter at a cafe does Sem recall?
3. What does Sem think is problematic about how treatment is managed in the hospital?
4. What hangs from Harun's belt, and what does Sem learn about them?
5. In what language does Sem write?
6. What memory of driving in New Mexico does Sem hope that Sanja has not forgotten?
7. What does Sem find interesting about the photographs that he and Harun took at Monument Valley?
8. What difficulties has Sanja had with allergies?
9. What type of tennis shoes does Sanja have, and why are those typical of who she is and what she is like?
10. What does Harun photograph at night, and to what does Sem compare the way that Harun creates photographs?
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