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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. When did Masha and Volodya obtain their exit visa?
(a) October 13, 1990.
(b) October 13, 1988.
(c) October 13, 1989.
(d) October 13, 1987.
2. How did the Communist authorities prevent Russians from listening to news from the West?
(a) They scrambled frequencies used by the West.
(b) They didn't allow personal radios.
(c) They prevented large emissions tower from being put next to their borders.
(d) The radios were limited to Russians frequencies.
3. When did the government start attacking the refuseniks?
(a) March 1978.
(b) March 1979.
(c) March 1965.
(d) March 1977.
4. What did Masha apply for and was granted after Solomon's death?
(a) Her retirement.
(b) An exit visa.
(c) A raise of her pension.
(d) The right to accompany Volodya in exile.
5. When was Masha warned the second time about actions to be taken against the Russian Jews?
(a) February 1952.
(b) March1952.
(c) March 1953.
(d) February 1953.
Short Answer Questions
1. When did Volodya and a group of others protest against their treatment by the Soviet Union?
2. Why didn't Masha want to become a surgeon?
3. How long was Volodya's exile sentence?
4. Who visited Solomon in the 1970s?
5. What was Volodya's shift?
Short Essay Questions
1. What news did Masha received on October 13, 1987?
2. Why did Leonid request an extension after receiving a visa?
3. How did Volodya describe his time in prison in Chapter 8?
4. What happened to Masha after a few days of imprisonment?
5. What was different about Masha and Volodya's life on vacation according to Chapter 6?
6. What does Masha realize at the start of Chapter 5?
7. How did Volodya describe Moscow when they returned on December 4, 1982?
8. Who died on March 5, 1953 and why was this death significant?
9. What happened to Masha in April 1951?
10. What happened to Volodya's mother-in-law?
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