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My Achilles' Meal QuizVersión en línea Choose the best answer por Teacher Sheila 1 What was the primary reason for the narrator's grandmother's hospitalization? a A sudden illness b Complications from diabetes c An accident d Old age 2 According to the text, what was the custom at the time regarding children and death? a Children were always informed immediately. b Children were shielded from the news of death. c Children were told only if they asked directly. d Children were told by their grandparents. 3 Where did the narrator's cousin Mahmood's wife, Farah, study? a Abadan University b Ferdowsi College c Tehran University d She did not study; she was a homemaker. 4 What kind of fruit trees were mentioned in Farah's garden? a Apple, pear, and plum b Cherry, peach, and walnut c Orange, lemon, and lime d Fig, pomegranate, and apricot 5 Why did Farah take the narrator to the toy store? a As a birthday treat b To celebrate Farah's graduation c Because Farah wanted a new toy herself d To entertain the narrator while Farah had free time before finals 6 How did the narrator describe the department store Ferdowsi compared to Alfi's in Abadan? a Ferdowsi was smaller and less organized. b Ferdowsi was about the same size. c Ferdowsi was much bigger. d Ferdowsi had a better selection of books. 7 What word, described as the "most complimentary contemporary word in Persian" (though actually French), was used to describe Farah's house? a Elegant b Chic c Luxurious d Modern 8 The narrator met Farah briefly at her: a Graduation ceremony b Wedding c Birthday party d Funeral 9 The narrator's initial apprehension about spending the day with Farah melted away when Farah mentioned: a Visiting a museum b Going to the toy store c Having tea with family d Going to a movie 10 According to the narrator, what rule did she assume existed regarding toy purchases? a A limit of one toy per family. b A limit of one toy per shopping trip. c A limit of two toys per shopping trip. d A limit based on the cost of the toy. 11 What strategy did the narrator use to get toys from her grandfather while appearing to follow her mother's rule? a She would ask for the toy directly. b She would ask for a different toy than the one she wanted. c She would pretend not to want the toy initially, then ask for it later. d She would refuse any toy offered by her grandfather. 12 Who is Khaleh Tavoos, as described in the text? a Farah's aunt. b Farah's grandmother. c Farah's mother's friend. d The maid of Farah's grandmother. 13 What physical characteristic of the woman who greeted them at Farah's house was particularly impressive to the narrator? a Her tiny size b Her ancient appearance c Her missing teeth d Her friendly demeanor 14 The word "cacophony" is defined in the text as a A quiet and peaceful environment. b A pleasant mix of sounds. c A mixture of loud, harsh sounds. d The sound of cars honking. 15 What was the narrator's grandfather's name, as mentioned in the text? a Baba Bozorgh b Khaleh Tavoos c Farah's father d Aunt Peacock 16 What does "chador" refer to, according to the provided definition? a A type of toy. b A piece of clothing covering the head and upper body. c A nickname for a grandfather. d A type of car. 17 The narrator's father is described as being: a Generous b Strict c Forgetful d Frugal 18 What did Tavoos claim was the secret to Aunt Peacock's longevity? a Regular exercise b Drinking plenty of water c Eating sugar d Getting enough sleep 19 According to the text, how did Aunt Peacock consume sugar? a Poured in her hand and eaten straight b In her tea c As a dessert after meals d Mixed with her food 20 According to the narrator, what do French fries require, even if one isn't hungry? a A lot of cooking time b A special dipping sauce c Taste buds d A very large appetite 21 How did Tavoos react when the narrator accepted her offer of French fries? a She was genuinely happy. b She seemed annoyed. c She was surprised. d She asked if the narrator was sure. 22 What was the narrator's initial reaction to playing with new toys in the adjoining room? a He was very excited about the toys. b He was not interested in the toys. c He preferred to help Tavoos in the kitchen. d He found the toys boring compared to the French fries. 23 The narrator describes being in a "gigantic house with a toothless woman." Who is the toothless woman? a Farah b Tavoos (Aunt Peacock) c The narrator's mother d An unknown host e 24 What is a memoir? a An epic story b A tragic genre c An autobiographical writing where authors share a particular event in their life. d A comedy genre 25 According to the text, what does the Farsi word "joon" mean? a "Seize the day." b "My dear." c "Thank you." d "More fries." 26 What did Tavoos do after placing the plate of French fries in front of the narrator? a She ate them herself. b She started blowing on them. c She offered them to the narrator immediately. d She sprinkled salt on them. 27 The narrator describes the potatoes as being "too hot. This was like child torture." What does this statement imply? a The narrator is exaggerating for dramatic effect. b The narrator has a low tolerance for heat. c The narrator found the wait for the potatoes to cool down unbearable. d The narrator enjoys spicy food. 28 What is the meaning of the Latin phrase Carpe Diem? a "My Dear" b "My Child" c " Heart of gold" d "Seize the day" 29 Who is the author of the My Achilles' Meal? a Firoozeh Dumas b Pharoah Dumas c Firoozeh Ymas d William Shakespeare 30 What is the phrase " Achilles' Heel" stands for? a Great strength b Success c Immortality d Weakness and Vulnerability

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por Teacher Sheila

What was the primary reason for the narrator's grandmother's hospitalization?

According to the text, what was the custom at the time regarding children and death?

Where did the narrator's cousin Mahmood's wife, Farah, study?

What kind of fruit trees were mentioned in Farah's garden?

Why did Farah take the narrator to the toy store?

How did the narrator describe the department store Ferdowsi compared to Alfi's in Abadan?

What word, described as the "most complimentary contemporary word in Persian" (though actually French), was used to describe Farah's house?

The narrator met Farah briefly at her:

The narrator's initial apprehension about spending the day with Farah melted away when Farah mentioned:

According to the narrator, what rule did she assume existed regarding toy purchases?

What strategy did the narrator use to get toys from her grandfather while appearing to follow her mother's rule?

Who is Khaleh Tavoos, as described in the text?

What physical characteristic of the woman who greeted them at Farah's house was particularly impressive to the narrator?

The word "cacophony" is defined in the text as

What was the narrator's grandfather's name, as mentioned in the text?

What does "chador" refer to, according to the provided definition?

The narrator's father is described as being:

What did Tavoos claim was the secret to Aunt Peacock's longevity?

According to the text, how did Aunt Peacock consume sugar?

According to the narrator, what do French fries require, even if one isn't hungry?

How did Tavoos react when the narrator accepted her offer of French fries?

What was the narrator's initial reaction to playing with new toys in the adjoining room?

The narrator describes being in a "gigantic house with a toothless woman." Who is the toothless woman?

What is a memoir?

According to the text, what does the Farsi word "joon" mean?

What did Tavoos do after placing the plate of French fries in front of the narrator?

The narrator describes the potatoes as being "too hot. This was like child torture." What does this statement imply?

What is the meaning of the Latin phrase Carpe Diem?

Who is the author of the My Achilles' Meal?

What is the phrase " Achilles' Heel" stands for?