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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. Where was the chief of immigration a refugee from in Chapter 9?
(a) Mozambique.
(b) Tanzania.
(c) Botswana.
(d) Uganda.
2. In Chapter 15, how old was Mariette?
(a) 2.
(b) 1.
(c) 4.
(d) 3.
3. How much did Claire pay for a goat to sell in Chapter 7?
(a) $40.
(b) $15.
(c) $20.
(d) $25.
4. How much older was Mariette than Michele?
(a) 2 years.
(b) 4 years.
(c) 6 years.
(d) 5 years.
5. At Hotchkiss, in Chapter 14, what did Clemantine do before her classes started?
(a) Played soccer.
(b) Danced.
(c) Played hockey.
(d) Jogged.
Short Answer Questions
1. What illness was it thought that Pudi had in Chapter 10?
2. How far was the water pump from the place where Clemantine and the family lived in Chapter 15?
3. In Chapter 7, what country did Clemantine and her group enter after crossing Lake Tanganyika?
4. In Chapter 9, to where did the chief of immigration send Claire, Rob, Mariette, and Clemantine?
5. How many items did Clemantine have in her school backpack for her 11th-grade improv class in Chapter 8?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Clemantine think created true survival of the body and soul in Chapter 14?
2. How did Clemantine and Claire learn that their parents were alive?
3. Why did Clemantine struggle to navigate the lines between the African and African American communities?
4. When did Clemantine start making bracelets and what did she do with them?
5. How did Claire and Clemantine get away from the camp in Tanzania in Chapter 7?
6. In Chapter 15, what was the market like when Clemantine and the children sat and waited for Claire?
7. What was it like at night in Chapter 13?
8. In Chapter 13, what was Kazimia like when Claire, Clemantine, and Mariette returned there?
9. What jobs did Claire have when they moved a few miles out of Durban?
10. What was the traditional Rwandan fable about the girl who smiled beads?
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