Inside Out and Back Again Part III

How is Ha's family able to leave the "Tent City in Florida?

• 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 unable to leave "Tent City".

What action best represents Ha’s affection for her mother?

• She follows her everywhere.

• She is going to give her the first papaya off of the tree.

• She listens to her when her mom tells her to come inside.

• She listens to her advice about staying away from her brothers.

After reading pages 44-51, what is the best reason that pushes mother towards the decision to leave Vietnam?

• The president resigns.

• They can hear the war at night.

• When Ha chops the food she tries to slice off as little as possible to conserve food.

• She decided to leave because she doesn’t want to be communist.

What does Brother Quang’s report cards reveal about his character?

• He is leaving behind school.

• He is really smart.

• He has great potential to go to college someday

• He is an overachiever.

Who is the narrator of your Inside Out and Back Again poems?

• Ha

• Thanna Lai

• a refugee

• Mrs. Peretzman

What is the main theme explored in Part III of 'Inside Out and Back Again'?

• A) Resilience in the face of adversity

• B) The beauty of nature

• C) The importance of education

• D) The power of friendship

Which literary device is predominantly used in Part III to convey Ha's emotions?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

How does Ha's relationship with her brothers evolve in Part III?

• A) They grow apart due to cultural differences

• B) They become closer as they face challenges together

• C) They remain distant and disconnected

• D) They argue more frequently

What significant event occurs in Part III that impacts Ha's family?

• A) They receive news from Vietnam

• B) They find a permanent home

• C) They lose a family member

• D) They celebrate a traditional holiday

In Part III, how does Ha's understanding of American culture change?

• A) She becomes more confused

• B) She starts to appreciate it

• C) She rejects it completely

• D) She remains indifferent