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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III: Home.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is NOT a duty performed by Luiselli in her role as an interpreter?
(a) Interviewing the children in court.
(b) Getting coffee for her partner.
(c) Recording the children's answers.
(d) Translating the children's answers for lawyers.

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 a few months.
(b) After a month.
(c) After two weeks.
(d) After a year.

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

4. What type of transportation do Luiselli and her niece utilize to get home from their first day conducting interviews, causing the author to think of the mystical quality of the boy's police report?
(a) Trolley.
(b) Train.
(c) Taxi.
(d) Subway.

5. One day while Luiselli and her niece are walking to the train station, Luiselli's niece that she has decided to major in what course of study?
(a) Social work.
(b) Medicine.
(c) Education.
(d) Law.

Short Answer Questions

1. Luiselli describes how all immigrants view the cruelty of the United States' border as what type of object?

2. In what year was the Indian Removal Act approved by Congress?

3. In what city does Luiselli's family learn that many refugee children from Honduras are being deported back to their home country after just having arrived in the United States?

4. Luiselli states that the media's final point about the refugee children often comes as a warning that if the children stay, they will take what action?

5. What is NOT a way in which Luiselli's family learns information about the developing child refugee crisis during their road trip?

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