A Loss for Words: The Story of Deafness in a Family Test | Final Test - Easy

Lou Ann Walker
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A Loss for Words: The Story of Deafness in a Family Test | Final Test - Easy

Lou Ann Walker
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How often did Lou Ann's dad get paid?
(a) Every week.
(b) Once a month.
(c) Every other week.
(d) Every two weeks.

2. Who was Lou Ann's boss at her new job?
(a) Steve Dobell.
(b) Clay Dobell.
(c) Byron Dobell.
(d) Rupert Dobell.

3. Who did Lou Ann first hear about the deaf street gang from?
(a) Juan Acevedo.
(b) Jose Acevedo.
(c) Andre Acevedo.
(d) Pedro Acevedo.

4. What was Lou Ann's second job while working at the magazine?
(a) Waitressing.
(b) Cashier.
(c) Teaching sign language and interpreting.
(d) Janitor.

5. Where was the person that told Lou Ann about the deaf street gang from?
(a) Mexico.
(b) Spain.
(c) Brazil.
(d) Cuba.

6. Who was Lou Ann's roommate in New York?
(a) Amelia.
(b) Amy.
(c) Anne.
(d) Alison.

7. What did Lou Ann's family expect her to be?
(a) A loyal girl.
(b) A good girl.
(c) A quiet girl.
(d) A respectful girl.

8. What was Lou Ann's mom president of?
(a) Friends of the Library.
(b) PTA.
(c) Women's Deaf Orginization.
(d) Women's Auxiliary.

9. Who invited Lou Ann to dinner at Thanksgiving?
(a) Steve Ryan.
(b) John Ryan.
(c) Mike Ryan.
(d) Pat Ryan.

10. What phrase did Lou Ann use to describe the communication issues that arose with the deaf?
(a) Chocolate Fire.
(b) Fires of Chocolate.
(c) Vanilla Fire.
(d) Fires of Vanilla.

11. Who was Lou Ann trying to write about in her article?
(a) The deaf street gang.
(b) Deafness in America.
(c) Her life as the child of deaf parents.
(d) The impact of deafness on society.

12. What did Lou Ann have to learn to do for herself?
(a) Get rid of her guilt.
(b) Speak out.
(c) Voice her opinions.
(d) Get rid of her feelings of suffocation.

13. What physical education course did Lou Ann take at college?
(a) Volleyball.
(b) Basketball.
(c) Golf.
(d) Softball.

14. Why did Lou Ann always wear that color on Christmas?
(a) It brought out her face.
(b) It brought out her skin tone,
(c) It brought out her eyes.
(d) It brought out her hair.

15. Who did Lou Ann feel was the most effective deaf rights activist she'd ever seen?
(a) Juan Acevedo.
(b) Pedro Acevedo.
(c) Jose Acevedo.
(d) Andre Acevedo.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was the author of the first piece that Lou Ann edited at her new job?

2. What quality did Lou Ann say that her parents voices had?

3. What did Lou Ann go to college for?

4. What color did Lou Ann always wear on Christmas as a child?

5. What day of the week did Lou Ann's dad get paid on?

(see the answer keys)

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