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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Complexion, Prologue.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Rodriguez explain his success to people?
(a) He had good teachers.
(b) He was just very lucky.
(c) He went to a good school and had supportive parents.
(d) He worked very hard.
2. Once the family has shifted to speaking English, how does Rodriguez feel when he hears families speaking Spanish?
(a) Rodriguez is pleased to know that Spanish is still being spoken in people's homes.
(b) Rodriguez is embarrassed because he thinks everyone should speak English.
(c) Rodriguez is sad because it reminds him of the closeness his family lost.
(d) Rodriguez is frustrated because he thinks those families are making it harder for their children to learn English.
3. What do teachers think of the scholarship boy?
(a) They are proud of his efforts.
(b) They think he works too hard.
(c) They think he needs to work harder.
(d) They think he is the teacher's pet.
4. What does Rodriguez do in Aria, Chapter 2, that gives him the confidence to speak up in class?
(a) Getting extra help from the teacher.
(b) Learning English from listening to the radio.
(c) Practicing English with his family.
(d) Studying with a classmate.
5. What does Rodriguez learn about sin?
(a) Sins are bad, and he should confess them to the priest.
(b) Sins are good, and he should try to have more of them.
(c) Sins are things that non-religious people do.
(d) Sins are not a big deal, and he should not worry about them.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Rodriguez's complexion like?
2. When he was a child, what did his parents say he looked like?
3. What is Rodriguez told when he asks questions about the church?
4. How does the scholarship boy use education?
5. Rodriguez has acknowledged that his relationship with his family changed as he became more educated. What does he say about how that affected his success?
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