Weekly Quiz 10/11

1.

1 point

The child was placed into _________________________ after being removed from the care of his abusive stepfather.

domestic servitude

captor

protective custody

involuntary servitude

2.

1 point

When you turn eighteen, you can use your _____________ to make all your decisions.

human trafficking

involuntary servitude

enslave

free will

3.

1 point

The ___________ of the missing boy was found and sentenced to life in prison.

involuntary servitude

enslave

exploit

captor

4.

1 point

Many people believe that Joe Jackson ____________ed his children when they were young to gain money.

captor

domestic servitude

exploit

enslave

5.

1 point

When Africans were brought from Africa to America in the 1700s, many of them were placed in _____________.

human trafficking

protective custody

involuntary servitude

captor

6.

1 point

I was shocked to learn that in the world today, more people are __________d than at any other time in history.

enslave

involuntary servitude

exploit

domestic servitude

7.

1 point

Shyima was placed into _______________ by the Ibrahims and not allowed to leave the house.

human trafficking

protective custody

domestic servitude

free will

8.

1 point

People found guilty of _______________ are sent to jail for their crime.

human trafficking

protective custody

exploiting

free will

9.

1 point

Which statement is probably NOT one of the reasons the author wrote the article?

to provide readers with details about slavery in human history

to compare and contrast American and Egyptian cultures

to raise awareness about modern-day slavery

to tell readers the incredible story of a former child slave

10.

1 point

You can infer that Heba “stammered” because...

she had been instructed to lie and couldn’t remember what she was supposed to say.

she couldn’t remember Shyima’s role in the house.

she was friends with Shyima.

she didn’t want to get Shyima in trouble with law enforcement.

11.

1 point

Shyima could BEST be described as...

careless.

unbreakable.

depressed.

pessimistic.

12.

1 point

What is one key idea of the sections entitled "Cut Off From Everyone" and "Into The Darkness"?

More than 17, 500 people are trafficked in the US each year.

The Ibrahims viewed themselves as benefactors, giving Shyima a better life.

Shyima lives in a garage.

Shyima's life is not just physically dark but is filled with misery and loneliness.

13.

1 point

What text evidence supports the key idea in "Into the Darkness"?

"She lived in loneliness, cut off from everyone who cared for her."

"No one knows the exact number because once here, they disappear."

"The Ibrahims' opulent house had a beautiful fountain with two angels spouting water."

"They come mainly from China, Mexico and West Africa."

14.

1 point

The tone of the section “Who I Want to Be” is...

triumphant.

uncertain.

bitter.

sorrowful.

15.

1 point

What detail does NOT illustrate the quality of Shyima’s life as a slave?

She lived with three other families in Egypt.

She was forced to wash her clothes in a bucket.

She worked 18 hours a day.

She was forbidden to visit the doctor when sick.

16.

1 point

What can you infer about Shyima's attitude towards America as an adult?

She grew to love her adopted country.

She wanted to go back home to Egypt.

She was distrustful of American police officers.

She was neutral towards America.

17.

0 points

I was a winner in KABOOM!

False

True