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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. What date opens Movement III: Part I?
(a) August 27, 2005.
(b) June 11, 2006.
(c) August 12, 2009.
(d) May 15, 2005.
2. How many houses appeared on the Red Danger List (including the Yellow House) after Katrina?
(a) 2,343.
(b) 1,975.
(c) 567.
(d) 735.
3. Who was Byron's only daughter when he housed refugees from Katrina in its aftermath?
(a) Maria.
(b) Jessica.
(c) Anna.
(d) Alexus.
4. How much older is Lynette than Sarah Broom?
(a) 5 years older.
(b) 12 years older.
(c) 8 years older.
(d) 16 years older.
5. What was Simon Broom's birthday?
(a) January 12.
(b) February 22.
(c) June 23.
(d) March 5.
Short Answer Questions
1. At what hotel did the author stay for the Tales of the Cocktail event described in Movement III: Part VII?
2. Where was Samantha Power giving a talk when the author met her?
3. What did Lynette choose to study when she left for school in 1993?
4. Who was the clainetist that played below the author's French Quarter apartment regularly?
5. Who showed his work badge, allowing the author's family to pass the roadblocks to see the Yellow House in Movement III: Part V?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where was the author living when Hurricane Katrina hit? How is this area described?
2. How did the author perform academically in high school?
3. Where did the author attend high school? How did she fit in here?
4. Where did Lynette go in 1993? Why?
5. How is Herman described by the author?
6. What did Ivory Mae do when the family went to see the Yellow House after Katrina in Movement III: Part V?
7. Where was Michael when Hurricane Katrina hit? How did he survive?
8. In what ways did Sarah guard the house in 1994?
9. How does the author describe the atmosphere of New Orleans in 1994?
10. How is Carl's home described in Movement IV: Part IV?
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