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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV: Community .

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What point of view does Luiselli say she utilizes when recording the children's answers to her interview questions?
(a) First and third.
(b) Omniscient third.
(c) Second and third.
(d) First and second.

2. After what length of time working with the Door in the immigration court cases does Luiselli begin to experience "feelings of frustration and defeat"?
(a) After two weeks.
(b) After a year.
(c) After a month.
(d) After a few months.

3. Luiselli asserts that the main element needed to help the children involved in the refugee crisis since 2014 is what?
(a) Lawyers who will work pro bono.
(b) Methods of communication between children and parents.
(c) Doctors who will work for limited pay.
(d) The privatization of the coyote role.

4. What is NOT contained in the police report Manu presents to Luiselli during her first-ever interview of a child refugee?
(a) Gang members had been threatening to kill him.
(b) Gang members had waited outside of the boy's high school every day.
(c) Gang members had been following the boy home.
(d) Gang members had been urging him to traffic drugs.

5. Which United States administration created the priority juvenile docket?
(a) Reagan.
(b) Obama.
(c) Trump.
(d) Carter.

Short Answer Questions

1. Luiselli describes Manu's police report as ending with what kind of sentiment by the police?

2. Whom does Luiselli assert knows the answer to the question inquiring why people migrate from their home countries to the United States?

3. In what language is the list of memory-joggers written upon the whiteboard on Luiselli's first day interviewing child refugees?

4. Asylum is granted by the United States government to whom?

5. Luiselli sarcastically remarks that if an immigrant gets really comfortable in the United States, he or she may even begin to celebrate whom?

(see the answer key)

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