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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 1, where were Claire and Clemantine sent?
(a) Nyanza.
(b) Muhanga.
(c) Gisagara.
(d) Butare.
2. In Chapter 4, what was the name of Clemantine's English tutor who came on Sundays?
(a) Rebecca.
(b) Priscilla.
(c) Louisa.
(d) Mary Anne.
3. What was the only chore the Beasleys would allow Claire and Clemantine to do?
(a) Make beds.
(b) Laundry.
(c) Dishes.
(d) Vacuum.
4. How old was Clemantine in 2006?
(a) 18.
(b) 16.
(c) 19.
(d) 17.
5. What grade was Clemantine put into in Chapter 4?
(a) 5th.
(b) 7th.
(c) 4th.
(d) 6th.
Short Answer Questions
1. What class did Clemantine attend when she stayed with the Thomases for the summer in Chapter 4?
2. Where did Rob take Claire to get official marriage papers in Chapter 5?
3. In the Prologue, what color seats were Oprah and Elie Wiesel sitting on?
4. According to the Chicago Tribune, how many people died in the Rwandan massacre?
5. Where did Clemantine buy the clothes she wore to her first day of school in Chapter 4?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did Clemantine move to the Thomases' place?
2. What are two things that Clemantine had in Chapter 2 that were special to her?
3. What illness did Claire get in Chapter 5, and how did she feel?
4. Why did Clemantine not understand the point of the word genocide when she was in the eighth grade?
5. Where did Clemantine live with her family, and what were their lives like before the genocide?
6. In Chapter 5, what was it like for Clemantine to do laundry at the refugee camp?
7. What happened when Claire and Clemantine were sent to their grandmother's farm in Butare?
8. In Chapter 3, why was the larva-filled dirt a problem?
9. Why did Claire marry Rob, and did he live up to his promises?
10. Why did Clemantine have almost no photographs or mementos to remember her life?
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