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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. How much did the pig cost that mentioned in Chapter 19?
(a) $150.00.
(b) $50.00.
(c) Nothing.
(d) $250.00.
2. What could the doctors have done that would have shown respect for the Lees' religious beliefs?
(a) Limited blood draws.
(b) Limited shaman interaction.
(c) Limited female doctor interaction.
(d) Transfering to Valley Children's.
3. What did the crop mentioned in Chapter 10 require?
(a) Moist soil.
(b) Cool temperatures and mountain soil.
(c) Hot temperatures.
(d) Humid climate.
4. What was different about Laos than all of its neighbors, as mentioned in Chapter 10?
(a) It was the largest.
(b) Its people all spoke the same language.
(c) Its people spoke multiple languages.
(d) It was smaller.
5. Why did most of the Hmong people come to America?
(a) Family.
(b) Desperation.
(c) Hunger.
(d) Americanization.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which hospital was Lia transferred to in Chapter 11?
2. How long did the Lees live in Portland?
3. How many surviving children did they have when they arrived in America?
4. When did the Lee family arrive in America?
5. What does Chapter 13 say never occurs to Nao and Foua about their children in America?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Nao view Lia's medications in Chapter 13?
2. Explain how Neil and Peggy were drawn closer to the Lee family.
3. Who did Lia compare to her younger siblings?
4. Explain Lia's condition after she is released from the hospital under the care of her parents?
5. What is Merced, CA like in terms of its Hmong population?
6. What parts of their old life in Laos did Hmong people keep alive in their American homes?
7. Describe Dang Moua.
8. Explain the misunderstanding about why Lia's parents thought she was being transferred to a different hospital in Chapter 11.
9. How did the Hmong people show how they were accustomed to life in the mountains?
10. Explain the hardships of the Lee family's journey to America.
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