Amina's Voice- Chapter 2

Why does Amina feel unsure about Soojin becoming friends with Emily?

• Emily is mean to Amina.

• Amina feels like she will be left out.

• Soojin has told Amina she prefers Emily.

• Emily and Amina had an argument.

What cultural topic does Soojin discuss with Amina in Chapter 2?

• Her family’s traditions.

• Her decision to eat halal food.

• Her decision to change her name.

• Her upcoming trip to South Korea.

What does the word “encourage” most likely mean in the sentence: “Soojin encouraged Amina to speak her mind”?

• To force someone to act.

• To inspire or motivate someone.

• To criticize someone for their choices.

• To demand an action from someone.

Which word best replaces “uncertain” in the sentence: “Amina was uncertain about how her friendship would change”?

• Confused.

• Nervous.

• Unsure.

• Confident.

How does the friendship between Amina and Soojin reflect the theme of growing up?

• It shows how misunderstandings are unavoidable.

• It highlights how friends support each other through change.

• It proves that change always leads to conflict.

• It emphasizes the need to avoid new friendships.

Which theme connects to the Quranic verse about solidarity (Surah At-Tawbah 9:71)?

• Competition.

• Resilience.

• Friendship and community.

• Overcoming challenges.

Which of the following is an example of the exposition of Chapter 2?

• Soojin announces she wants to change her name.

• Amina reflects on her friendship with Soojin.

• Emily starts talking to Amina and Soojin.

• Soojin lists potential new names.

How does the resolution of Chapter 2 connect to the story’s theme?

• It shows Amina’s confusion about her friendship.

• It demonstrates how Amina starts to accept change.

• It focuses on Soojin’s new friendship with Emily.

• It leaves Amina’s emotions unresolved.

Why does the author focus on Amina’s emotions about her friendship with Soojin?

• To highlight Amina’s fear of losing her identity.

• To emphasize the complexity of friendships during growth.

• To show that Amina is selfish.

• To underline that Amina should be more independent.

How does the author use Soojin’s decision to change her name to explore the theme of identity?

• By showing that identity is tied to friendship.

• By emphasizing the challenges of fitting in and adapting to change.

• By criticizing cultural differences.

• By making the decision a source of conflict.