“Voilà!”

How does the opening section contribute to the story? Choose TWO answers.

• A It introduces the idea of an everyday miracle. .

• It helps readers understand why Simone disapproves of Ma Tante’s doctor.

• It provides background information about Ma Tante’s life in Haiti.

• It establishes that Simone and Ma Tante have a close relationship.

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How does Simone feel when Louis and Waverly arrive at the doctor’s office?

• self-conscious about where she lives

• excited to see her friends

• worried that Ma Tante will tease her about having a crush on Louis

• angry that they didn’t ask her to participate in CARE-A-VAN 3. Which lines from th

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Which lines from the story support your answer to question 2? Choose TWO answers. How does Simone feel when Louis and Waverly arrive at the doctor’s office?

• A “The first thing that catches my eye is his T-shirt.”

• ‘What’re you doing here, Simone?’”

• “I suddenly feel exposed, as if Waverly had walked in on me getting my hair braided.”

• “My embarrassment at being seen in the ghetto doctor’s office outweighs my guilt.”

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On page 24, Simone says that Ma Tante “dresses to the nines” for her doctor’s appointments. The idiom “dress to the nines” means to

• wear comfortable clothing.

• wear peach-colored clothing.

• dress up in a costume.

• dress up in fancy clothes

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Why does Ma Tante say “Voilà!” at the end of the story?

• to let Simone know that she wants to go home

• to signal to Simone that some sort of everyday magic is happening

• to tell Madame Bertrand that the doctor is ready for her

• to indicate that she has just seen a sunbeam filled with particles

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Which of the following does the interview with Debbie Rigaud on page 27 NOT support?

• Rigaud wanted “Voilà!”to bring attention to the unfair treatment that seniors and the less affluent sometimes experience

• Rigaud drew on her own experiences as a Haitian American to write “Voilà!”

• Like Ma Tante and Simone, Rigaud looks for everyday miracles.

• The characters of Louis and Waverly are based on real people Rigaud knew as a teenager.

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Which Word is synonymous to the word convey

• cone

• chancla

• express

• recieve

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Which word is synonymous to the word denouement

• resolution

• desolation

• allusion

• disillusioned

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Describe the relationship between Ma Tante and Simone. Support your analysis with text evidence.

• Ma Tante and Simone have a close, loving relationship.

• Ma Tante and Simone have a love hate relationship.

• Ma Tante and Simone have two mini projects for Mr. Hernandez;therefore, its not a healthy relationship.

• Ma Tante and Simone have issues.

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What is a synonymous word for the word allusion

• foreshadowing

• like a magician

• only in your dreams

• a reference to a person place or thing in a work of literature

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