All You Can Ever Know Test | Mid-Book Test - Hard

Nicole Chung
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All You Can Ever Know Test | Mid-Book Test - Hard

Nicole Chung
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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What part of being in the military does Nicole say felt familiar to Cindy?

2. Which term describes Nicole’s adoption?

3. What nation was Nicole’s adoptive last name from?

4. What does Nicole say the name Susan means?

5. Where had Nicole’s parents moved from, when they had her and gave her up for adoption?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Nicole characterize Cindy’s childhood?

2. How does Nicole characterize her discovery that race affected her?

3. What does Nicole say substituted for the Korean culture she lost?

4. How does Nicole characterize her mother’s fears about her finding her birth parents?

5. How does Nicole say her parents decided to go forward with the adoption?

6. How does Nicole characterize Cindy’s relationship with her Koreanness?

7. How does Nicole explain her parents’ refusal to delve into the complexities presented by her race?

8. How does Nicole describe her relationship with the idea of her birth parents?

9. How did Nicole’s family information stack up against her husband Dan’s family’s information?

10. What ruse does Nicole employ when telling her mother that she is looking for her birth family?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

When is All You Can Ever Know most itself? What is its characteristic passage, or moment? What makes that moment or passage the most representative of the book as a whole? Are there any places where the book seems to depart from its typical self, as if to become a different book?

Essay Topic 2

Who is the audience for All You Can Ever Know? What is the ideal reader for All You Can Ever Know likely to think about the book’s main topics? How does this book try to affect the reader? What is it trying to teach him or her, or get him or her to do?

Essay Topic 3

What does All You Can Ever Know tell us about the adoption process? What do we learn from Nicole’s process of searching for birth parents? What do we learn from conclusions? How does this portrait of adoption resonate with you?

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