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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV: Community .
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Luiselli states unequivocally that all child refugees from Mexico and Central America travel with whom?
(a) A humanitarian worker.
(b) A coyote.
(c) A sibling.
(d) A parent.
2. Luiselli notes that every member of the organization that provides resources to child and teenage refugees has what quality?
(a) They are all women.
(b) They are all white.
(c) They are all African-American.
(d) They are all Latino/a.
3. What did Luiselli decide would be the topic of study within the first class she taught at Hofstra University?
(a) The Gay Rights movement.
(b) The Black Lives Matter movement.
(c) The undocumented minors crisis.
(d) The Me Too movement.
4. The person who meets Luiselli and her niece downstairs on the author's first day of work at the New York immigration court introduces the author immediately to two members of what organization?
(a) The Door.
(b) Amnesty International.
(c) The CIA.
(d) The FBI.
5. Luiselli points out the sad irony of the situation when she states that "if the child answers the questionnaire" (61) in what manner, "he or she is more likely to have a case strong enough to increase its chances of being placed with a pro bono attorney" (61)?
(a) Truthfully.
(b) Immediately.
(c) Correctly.
(d) Deceptively.
Short Answer Questions
1. The three countries of Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras make up the area of the world called what?
2. Luiselli sarcastically remarks that if an immigrant gets really comfortable in the United States, he or she may even begin to celebrate whom?
3. What objects are set out for the entertainment of the younger children being interviewed?
4. To what type of building does Luiselli compare the screening room where she interviews child refugees?
5. What is the term for someone hired to accompany a migrant to a particular border?
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