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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III .
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In “Watershed,” who was employed at the factory and subsequently sold land to the factory?
(a) R.
(b) D.
(c) M.
(d) J.
2. The character in "Hill Country" comes down the road in his jeep with the windows rolled down. Why?
(a) So he can smell the fresh air.
(b) So he can call out the windows to passersby.
(c) So he can feel the branches as they brush against the vehicle and himself.
(d) So he can air out his smelly jeep.
3. In “I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I Will Tell You All About It,” a husband writes to his wife, encouraging her to bring herself and their children, including the baby he has never met, to him in what state?
(a) Mississippi.
(b) North Carolina.
(c) Virginia.
(d) Tennessee.
4. In "Declaration," the people have reminded those in power of how they came to live in this nation, taken captive where?
(a) From their native lands.
(b) On the high seas.
(c) In the wild west.
(d) In the cotton fields.
5. How does “The United States Welcomes You” end?
(a) With the speaker telling them to leave.
(b) With the speaker asking them about their skill set.
(c) With the speaker asking about their cultural traditions.
(d) With a speaker asking if there are some sort of test that they must take and what if they fail.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "The Greatest Personal Privation," Stanza 4, the speaker and others, known as ‘we,’ want to do what?
2. The speaker of "The Greatest Personal Privation" says in Stanza 1 it is terrible belonging to this woman. Why?
3. In “Theatrical Improvisation,” an actor describes how they were given paper to draw what?
4. In "The World is Your Beautiful Younger Sister," the world is compared to what?
5. Why does the father plead to not have his family removed from the camp in “I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I will Tell You All About It”?
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