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Week #6 Quiz: The Other Side of the Sky

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How did the crowd behave at the border gate, according to the narrator?

a)

They were pushing, shoving, and jostling up against the gate.

b)

They were quietly waiting in line.

c)

They were singing songs.

d)

They were sitting and resting.

2.

What emotion did the narrator feel as the sun was setting and they were unable to get through the gate?

a)

Desperation

b)

Excitement

c)

Boredom

d)

Relief

3.

Why did the narrator’s mother clutch her side and gasp for breath?

a)

She was trying to keep up with the crowd.

b)

She was injured by a guard.

c)

She was looking for food.

d)

She was calling for help.

4.

How did some people manage to get through the border gate?

a)

They paid money to the guards and were let through a small door.

b)

They climbed over the fence.

c)

They waited until nightfall.

d)

They disguised themselves as guards.

5.

What did Ghulam Ali say about the smugglers’ path?

a)

Smugglers use it and bribe the guards to leave it unguarded

b)

It is the most dangerous path

c)

It is only used during the day

d)

It leads to a dead end

6.

What religious practice did the narrator’s group perform at the mosque?

a)

They said namaz (prayers)

b)

They lit candles

c)

They read from the Torah

d)

They sang hymns

7.

Why did the narrator’s mother have difficulty during the mountain climb?

a)

She suffered from asthma and anxiety

b)

She was carrying heavy bags

c)

She was unfamiliar with the path

d)

She had not eaten enough

8.

How did the narrator describe the steepness and length of the mountain path?

a)

Very long, only a couple of miles, but steep

b)

Flat and easy to walk

c)

Winding and confusing

d)

Covered in snow

9.

What did the narrator say about the effect of anxiety on his mother’s asthma?

a)

Anxiety made her asthma worse

b)

Anxiety cured her asthma

c)

Anxiety had no effect

d)

Anxiety made her walk faster

10.

Why did the group have to pause every few minutes during the climb?

a)

Because of the mother’s asthma

b)

Because they were lost

c)

Because it was raining

d)

Because they were waiting for others

11.

What did the narrator say about her own physical condition during the climb?

a)

She was walking quite well and felt athletic

b)

She was struggling to keep up

c)

She was injured and needed help

d)

She was too tired to continue

12.

What does the word "prosthetic" most likely mean as used in the passage?

a)

Artificial

b)

Painful

c)

Heavy

d)

Expensive

13.

Why did the narrator find it puzzling that she could climb the mountain so easily?

a)

She was carrying a heavy load

b)

She had a prosthetic leg

c)

The weather was bad

d)

She was very hungry

14.

How did the narrator’s mother’s problems affect her during the climb?

a)

They made her climb slower

b)

They distracted her from her own problems

c)

They made her give up

d)

They made her angry

15.

How does the narrator describe her feelings while climbing the mountain?

a)

Anxious and fearful

b)

Calm and focused

c)

Angry and upset

d)

Tired and weak