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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 fruit does Darling eat that reminds her of home in "Angel"?
(a) A persimmon.
(b) A banana.
(c) An apple.
(d) A guava.
2. Who tells Darling she abandoned her home, leading Darling to smash her computer, in "Writing on the Wall"?
(a) Chipo.
(b) Sbho.
(c) Godknows.
(d) Marina.
3. Darling compares TK to Will Smith in what movie in "Angel"?
(a) Ali.
(b) Men in Black.
(c) I, Robot.
(d) Shark Tale.
4. What is Darling drinking when she asks Aunt Fostalina about visiting home in "Angel"?
(a) A Coca Cola.
(b) A Pepsi.
(c) A glass of orange juice.
(d) A Capri Sun.
5. How does Darling describe the bride physically in "Wedding"?
(a) Muscular.
(b) Waif-like.
(c) Thin.
(d) Fat.
Short Answer Questions
1. How did NaSandi's son die?
2. What is the name of NaSandi's son?
3. What is the first store that Darling and her friends go into in “Hitting Crossroads"?
4. Who has brought Darling fruit from home in "Angel"?
5. Who is the mother of the bereaved at the funeral in "For Real"?
Short Essay Questions
1. How would you describe the relationship between Darling and the grocery manager Jim?
2. How does Darling describe her impressions of America in “Destroyedmichygen”?
3. Whose funeral is observed by Darling and her friends in "For Real"? Why is the funeral significant?
4. How is the bride described in "Wedding"?
5. How is the character of Kristal described in the novel?
6. What is illuminated through Darling's conversation with the white woman in the restroom in "Wedding"?
7. What do Darling and her friends do at J.C. Penney in "Hitting Crossroads"?
8. What happens in the exchange between Darling and Chipo in "Writing on the Wall"?
9. What is the relationship between the groom and Aunt Fostalina in "Wedding"?
10. For what reasons does Darling discover she cannot visit home in "Angel"?
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