Inside Out and Back Again - Part Two Quiz

What is the main reason Ha and her family are on a boat?

• They are on a fishing trip.

• They are visiting relatives in America.

• They are escaping the Vietnam War.

• They are going on a vacation.

What does Ha's mother do to help her children learn during the journey?

• Tells them stories about Vietnam.

• Teaches them to cook.

• Gives them drawing lessons.

• Encourages English lessons and exercises.

What significant event happens after two weeks at sea?

• The South Vietnam flag is lowered.

• The family finds a hidden treasure.

• The ship runs out of food.

• The ship reaches America.

How does the family feel when they see the American ship?

• Indifferent and bored.

• Relieved and hopeful.

• Angry and frustrated.

• Disappointed and sad.

What is the significance of the moon in the story?

• It symbolizes hope and connection with the father.

• It is a sign of bad luck.

• It represents the family's past in Vietnam.

• It is a guide for navigation.

What makes the food more edible in Tent City?

• Cooking with butter.

• Adding sugar.

• Mixing with fruits.

• Using fish sauce.

Why does Ha's mother consider selling the amethyst ring?

• To pay for a trip to America.

• To purchase food and essentials.

• To buy a new house.

• To donate to charity.

What factor influences the family's decision to choose America?

• There are more job opportunities.

• The weather is better.

• The potential for scholarships.

• The presence of relatives.

What is the family's initial impression of their sponsor in Alabama?

• He is quiet and reserved.

• He resembles an American cowboy.

• He is kind and generous.

• He is strict and unfriendly.

What does the family need to secure a sponsor in America?

• A large sum of money.

• A recommendation letter.

• A Christian faith declaration.

• A job offer.