Eun-Sook's Journey and Identity

A photographer recounts his journey of photographing Amerasian children in Southeast Asia, focusing on an 11-year-old girl named Eun-Sook in Korea. Despite initial challenges, he helps facilitate her adoption by an American family. The story highlights Eun-Sook's resilience and leadership, her transition to life in America, and the lasting impact of the photographer's efforts.

What was the narrator's initial assignment for TIME Magazine?

• To photograph Amerasian children in Southeast Asia

• To document the lives of American soldiers

• To write an article about Korean culture

• To capture the beauty of Korean landscapes

What was unique about Eun-Sook compared to other children the narrator photographed?

• She was confident and happy

• She spoke fluent English

• She was very shy and withdrawn

• She refused to be photographed

Why did Eun-Sook's grandmother want the narrator to take her to America?

• She wanted Eun-Sook to learn English

• She wanted Eun-Sook to meet her father

• She believed she was dying

• She wanted Eun-Sook to become a photographer

How did the narrator eventually find Eun-Sook after she went missing?

• By asking her best friend for help

• By searching the village himself

• By contacting the local police

• By placing an ad in the newspaper

What role did Eun-Sook take on at Father Keane's orphanage?

• She organized the children and chores

• She worked in the kitchen

• She helped with adoptions

• She became a teacher

What name did Eun-Sook choose for herself after the adoption?

• Sophia

• Emily

• Natasha

• Anna

How did Natasha adapt to her new life in America?

• She struggled to make friends

• She quickly learned English and became popular

• She wanted to return to Korea

• She refused to go to school

What was Natasha's first job in America?

• Working at a photography studio

• Working at a school

• Working at Burger King

• Working at a library

What did Gene and Gayle do to help Natasha connect with her Korean heritage?

• They ignored her past

• They studied Korean and bought Korean clothes

• They only spoke English at home

• They moved to Korea

Who did Natasha meet at the Olympic Village that became significant in her life?

• Her future husband, Jeff

• An American athlete

• A famous photographer

• A Korean politician