Take Me Away, Please

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1. 'I sighed.' What kind of sentence is this?

A. Past participle

B. run-on

C. passive

D. Truncated

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2. What does 'quintessential' mean?

A. the opposite of something

B. strange

C. a perfect example

D. rural

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3. What does 'fortuitous' mean?

A. strange

B. bringing on wealth

C. Asian

D. none of the above

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4. What is meant by 'Getting to work to work wasn't an issue, getting away was, as our small living quarters were attached to the shop.'

The authour doesn't like where they live.

The author doesn't like the size of their house.

The shop was part of their house meaning they were always at work.

The work was long and boring.

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5. How does the author learn arithmetic skills early on?

A. from the plastic containers.

B. because he was responsible to keep track of the money

C. because his mom would get mad at him

d. because he worked in the front of the house.

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6. What does the author mean when he calls a customer 'bread and butter'?

A. They were important to the shop's success.

B. They tasted good toasted.

C. They had a similar appearance

D. This is special slang used by the Asian culture

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7. What is peculiar about the Laus being family friends?

A. they weren't Chinese

B. they were much older

C. they had to travel very far

D. they owned the rival Chinese resturant

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8. What effect does the conclusion of the story have?

A. it helps to show that there is much more to foreign shop owners than what you see

B. customers are always on time

C. the name of the resturant

D. The age of the author in the story.

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