Ask Me No Questions

Ask Me No Questions, by Maria Budhos is the story of a family of illegal immigrants from

• India

• Bangladesh

• Toronto

In Ask Me No Questions, Taslima is a strict follower of Muslim and Bangladeshi ways.

• true

• false

Ask Me No Questions

is told from the point of view of

• Nadira, First person

• Abba, First person

• Aisha, third person

In 'Ask Me No Questions', who is the protagonist of the story?

• A) Nadira

• B) Aisha

• C) Abba

• D) Taslima

What is the main theme of 'Ask Me No Questions'?

• A) Immigration and identity

• B) Friendship and loyalty

• C) Adventure and exploration

• D) Love and betrayal

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Ask Me No Questions'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Foreshadowing

In 'Ask Me No Questions', what is the family's main challenge?

• A) Financial instability

• B) Legal immigration status

• C) Health issues

• D) Educational opportunities

What is the setting of 'Ask Me No Questions'?

• A) New York City

• B) Los Angeles

• C) Chicago

• D) Miami

How does Nadira's perspective influence the narrative in 'Ask Me No Questions'?

• A) It provides a child's innocent view

• B) It offers a teenager's conflicted emotions

• C) It gives an adult's rational perspective

• D) It shows an outsider's objective view

What role does Aisha play in 'Ask Me No Questions'?

• A) She is the antagonist

• B) She is Nadira's supportive sister

• C) She is a distant relative

• D) She is a family friend