Per 1 Inside Out and Back Again: Part 2

At the "tent city" on the island of Guam, Ha describes the food. The reader can infer that Ha thinks the food is ______________ (p. 96-97)

• nutritious

• disgusting

• too sweet

• delicious

What does Ha toss into the sea inside the white handkerchief?

• a piece of string and a piece of papaya

• her doll and and the dead chick

• a drawing of her father

• a doll she no longer wants

Where does part 2, beginning on page 73, take place?

• In Thailand

• Alabama

• In a tent

• On a ship

How is Ha's family able to leave the refugee camp in Florida? (pages 107-110)

• They escape using their knowledge of the land

• They board a bus to an American city of their choice

• An American family chooses to sponsor them.

• They are never able to leave "Tent City".

The poem "Life in Waiting" describes Ha's routine where?

(pages 98-99)

• on the smaller ship

• in a new town in Vietnam

• in her new, larger home in Alabama

• at the refugee camp on the island called Guam

TRUE or FALSE

At the end of part 2 of the novel, Ha's mother persuades the man who sells cars from Alabama to sponsor the entire family. She does this by crying and not speaking at all.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which statement BEST describes Ha’s voyage out of Vietnam?

• The escape was frightening, but the boat had luxurious accommodations.

• The boat ride was adventurous and fun.

• The cruise ship had all they needed; the voyage was quick and enjoyable.

• The experience was scary and challenging.

The awful smell coming from Brother Khoi on the ship was _________________

• body odor because of the horrible conditions

• pieces of rotten papaya which were in his pockets

• the decomposed, mangled body of Khoi's dead baby chick

• all the food he had stolen and kept hidden in his pockets

What can you INFER about Ha when she throws the objects into the sea?

• She has outgrown dolls.

• She is embarrassed the doll is in such poor condition.

• The doll has a terrible odor.

• She wants to help Brother Khoi heal.

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The reader can conclude that Brother Quang objects to Mother selling her amethyst ring because ___________________ (pages 103-104)

• it's the last "tangible" thing Mother has left to remember Father

• there is no point to buying new clothes and sandals if they already have a sponsor

• he is against the U.S. Navy fighting in the Vietnam War

• Ha won't be able to fall asleep without twing and turning the ring on Mother's finger