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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. Who is Rami?
(a) The elderly Arab man.
(b) The sick boy.
(c) Sami's youngest son.
(d) The Arab soldier.
2. Where does Ofer have to be taken?
(a) Near Gilboa.
(b) Back to the West Bank.
(c) To the military base outside Tel Aviv.
(d) Near Haifa.
3. In what room does Avram stay?
(a) 22.
(b) 18.
(c) 7.
(d) 1.
4. What does she wonder when he yells at her the next night?
(a) If he is fearful of recording his image.
(b) If she is singing the same song.
(c) If she still loves her husband.
(d) If he thinks he owns her.
5. What is the year during which the prologue is set?
(a) 1971.
(b) 1988.
(c) 1967.
(d) 1959.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does he yell at her?
2. What does Ora realize she forgot to tell Sami?
3. How does the boy in the hospital during the war signal enemy planes?
4. What is one thing she and he discuss when he wakes?
5. What do Ora and Sami never discuss?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Ofer try to reach out to his mother and what is her thought about their interaction?
2. Why does Ora want Sami to make the trip and how does she try to ease the tension as they are driving?
3. How does Sami react to driving Ora and Ofer and how does that make Ora feel?
4. What does Sami ask Ora to conceal from Ilan?
5. What does Ora do with the young boy and what does Sami say about him?
6. What does Ora recall about the first time Ilan left her and conceiving Adam?
7. Where are Ora and Avram as the sun rises and how did they get there?
8. How does Ora feel about Avram's response to the answer in question #26 and what does he think about as he considers her question?
9. What nightmare does Ora have, what does she feel when she wakes and what does she say to Avram about Ofer?
10. What does he find the next night when he returns to her room and what do they do?
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