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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. What city did Filipovic visit in December of 1993?
(a) Rome.
(b) Vienna.
(c) Paris.
(d) London.
2. According to Filipovic, what was an "ash heap" in her entry dated December 25, 1992?
(a) The old tobacco plant.
(b) The post office.
(c) the UNIS building.
(d) The school.
3. Who was known as the goddess of biology in March of 1993 at Filipovic's school?
(a) Azra.
(b) Branislava.
(c) Enisa.
(d) Marija.
4. How did Filipovic feel about music lessons?
(a) She played the trumpet well.
(b) She had butterflies in her stomach.
(c) She dreaded music lessons.
(d) She was no very good.
5. What sea did the plane fly over as it left Bosnia and Herzegovina?
(a) Black Sea.
(b) Mediterranean Sea.
(c) North Sea.
(d) Adriatic Sea.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Janine, a journalist from a Canadian TV crew bring Filipovic in gym class?
2. Who was married on August 26, 1993?
3. Filipovic said that what "are the greatest treasure, the greatest friend one has"?
4. How many suitcases did Filipovic pack to take with her when she left Sarajevo?
5. What did Filipovic say would brighten up her day on April 19, 1993?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Filipovic think about the "conditional acceptance of the Geneva agreement"?
2. With the ringing in of the New Year, explain what the people of Sarajevo wanted in 1993?
3. Why did Filipovic visit Martina and Matea's room on April 19, 1993?
4. Describe Nedo's goodbye according to Filipovic.
5. Describe what Filipovic observed as she rode to the airport?
6. What groups of people were involved in the politics of Bosnia?
7. Why was Filipovic concerned about going back to school in March of 1993?
8. What did Oga say in a letter about the houses in Jahorina?
9. What was Filipovic's life like on June 22, 1993?
10. Why did Filipovich stop writing in her diary about the war and shooting?
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