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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Parts Three and Four.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Duty, what is NOT given as a way good girls suffer?
(a) Difficult clinical rotations.
(b) Boredom from easy courses.
(c) Studying for careers their parents chose for them.
(d) Challenging classes.

2. What do the girls give up when family and friends from their native lands come to stay?
(a) Their living rooms.
(b) Their beauty sleep.
(c) Their kitchens.
(d) Their beds.

3. The girls tell happy stories of their youth with Trish, but one girl thinks back on the time she caught Trish doing what at a party?
(a) Cleaning up after the other drunk kids.
(b) Snorting what is assumed to be cocaine.
(c) Drinking too much.
(d) Dancing half-dressed on a table.

4. Why do the girls’ parents feel it is best that the girls date boys like them?
(a) The others are unfaithful and too different.
(b) They do not want the community to talk about them behind their backs.
(c) Relationships with others will never last.
(d) They do not want to be ostracized.

5. How does the narrator describe the songs that vocal students memorize?
(a) Moments from the past.
(b) The language of our colonizers.
(c) The languages of love.
(d) Beautiful and challenging.

Short Answer Questions

1. Those who stayed in Queens know that those who left do not care about what?

2. Some brown boys call the girls by their real names rather than their American names. How do the girls react?

3. What two groups does the narrator say eats the same lunch?

4. When brown boys notice the girls’ bodies, what do the girls mistakenly think?

5. According to the narrator, how is making art a prison sentence?

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