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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 objects are set out for the entertainment of the younger children being interviewed?
(a) Crayons and paper.
(b) Board games.
(c) Video games.
(d) Books.
2. What tool does Luiselli's family use to navigate during their road trip?
(a) Handwritten notes from prior research.
(b) A car GPS system.
(c) A navigation app on their phones.
(d) A map.
3. Luiselli remarks that often, which field is left blank by child responders on the questionnaire she is required to use?
(a) The field asking the whereabouts of a child's parents.
(b) The field asking the child's current address.
(c) The field asking the date a child had departed from his or her home country.
(d) The field asking the name of the coyote associated with the child's journey.
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?
(a) They will vote along Democratic lines.
(b) They will reproduce.
(c) They will contribute to white flight.
(d) They will vote along Republican lines.
5. Whom does Luiselli assert knows the answer to the question inquiring why people migrate from their home countries to the United States?
(a) Immigrants.
(b) No one.
(c) Citizens of the United States.
(d) The United States government.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is the planned ultimate destination for Luiselli's road trip with her family?
2. How many South and Central American migrants were found at the site of a mass grave in 2010?
3. In what city was the protest against the arrival of undocumented immigrants held in 2014, then becoming the object of the author's discussion?
4. Luiselli's students told her that they wanted to transform one type of capital into another. What type of capital did they want to trade for another?
5. What right does Luiselli say "United States law guarantees" for all children, "no matter their nationality or immigrant status" (92)?
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