The Future in My Arms

When the baby is born, the author is excited because she

• always wanted a sister

• will take Nadira on her trip

• enjoys holding babies

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The author views the family as Nadira's

• cradle

• shield

• village

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What makes the author believe that Nadira will face challenges?

• Nadira's family members may not always be able to protect her.

• The author and other family members have faced challenges.

• The world is more confusing noew than it has ever been.

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What language does the word Repozwa come from?

• Haitian Creole

• French

• Spanish

• African Languages

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Why does Danticat hold the baby longer than the others do?

• She must leave on a trip soon

• She examines the baby for signs of illness

• Her friend made her promise to hold the baby

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How does the poem "Poem at Thirty"by Sonia Sánchez relate to her niece?

• Village that will care for Nadira

• It's a comparison between her and her niece

• Provides a place where Nadira can find rest

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The baby is the author's

• sister

• sister-in-law

• niece

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What does the author do when she hears of Nadira's birth?

• leaves for her trip

• repeat her friend's message

• goes to the hospital

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What does the author want to provide for Nadira?

• birthday gifts

• a place to rest

• cousins

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What does everyone do when Nadira is brought into the hospital room?

• claps

• laughs

• stands

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