Inside Out & Back Part III Review

Ha and her family repack because...

• The cowboy's wife asks them to repack.

• The cowboy's wife makes them feel uncomfortable and unwanted.

• They were offered a new home.

• There was not enough room for them at the cowboy's house.

Above all else, mother insists that the children must

• master English

• be polite to cowboy's wife

• master traveling

• master cooking

She tries to mean it about father, but "I know at times words are just words." What does Ha mean by this?

• At times, it is easy to tell a lie.

• Sometimes words are just said to be said, and not meant.

• It's easy to just think about Father.

• They could never move on.

Which of the following emotions describes Ha's feelings about learning English?

• excited

• fearful

• frustrated

• honored

With which of the following would Ha most likely agree?

• The English language is not logical.

• All children are kind hearted.

• The English language is simple.

• All children show compassion.

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Which of the following best describes how Ha feels on the first day of her new school?

• She feels eager to learn and happy to be there.

• She feels different and unlike anyone else there.

• She feels relaxed and prepared.

• She feels like she knows everyone.

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When the boy pulls Ha's arm hair, at first she thinks he's curious, then she realizes...

• the boy and the other kids are making fun of her.

• the boy was only playing a joke on her.

• the boy wanted to learn more about her.

• the boy was trying to get her attention.

Brother Vu agrees to teach Ha...

• how to read English

• how to defend herself

• how to ride a motorcycle

• how to ride a bike

In the classroom, what causes Ha to know "what dumb feels like?"

• Miss Scott assumes Ha does not know the English alphabet or how to count.

• The other students call her names.

• The teacher talks louder and slower to her.

• The other students laugh.

How does the author reveal to the reader the way in which the neighbor's feel about Ha and her family?

• Actions - what the neighbors do.
• Symbolism - the things that represent how they feel.