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Lost Children Archive Quiz

Valeria Luiselli

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Lost Children Archive by Valeria Luiselli

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Part I: Family Soundscape: Relocations - Box II

Part I: Family Soundscape: Undocumented - Box III

Part I: Family Soundscape: Missing - Removals

Part II: Reenactment

Part III: Apacheria - Part IV: Lost Children Archive

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Lost Children Archive Quiz

Valeria Luiselli

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Who do the boy and girl encounter in the desert? (from Part III: Apacheria - Part IV: Lost Children Archive)

A group of five lost children.

A cowboy and his horse.

A guide dog.

Manuela's daughters.

2.

What is the husband's new project? (from Part I: Family Soundscape: Relocations - Box II)

He is making an inventory of echoes about the lost refugee children.

He is making an inventory of echoes about the ghosts of the last Apaches.

He is making a soundscape of all the languages spoken in New York City.

He is making a documentary about an Apache woman named Saliva.

3.

Why does the boy decide to become a documentarist and a documentarian? (from Part II: Reenactment)

So he can prove to his mother that he is using his camera.

So he can prove his worth to his parents.

So he can give his sister a record of their trip together.

So he can keep himself from boredom on the trip.

4.

What is the Apache name the family assigns the girl while at the Elvis Boulevard Inn? (from Part I: Family Soundscape: Undocumented - Box III)

Lucky Arrow.

Swift Feather.

Grace Landmemphis.

Memphis.

5.

How do the narrator and her husband initially meet? (from Part I: Family Soundscape: Relocations - Box II)

They were part of a team recording a New York City soundscape for NYU's Center for Urban Science and Progress.

They were both students at New York University.

They were both journalists writing for NYU's Center for Urban Science and Progress.

They were both teachers at New York University.

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