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September 2, 2026 - ELA 9 ELD Reading Assignment ReviewVersión en línea ELA 9 ELD Reading Assignment Review por Flordeliz Mate 1 During what years did tens of thousands of immigrants enter the United States through the Angel Island immigration station? a 1882 to 1910 b 1892 to 1920 c 1940 to 1970 d 1910 to 1940 2 Where is the Angel Island immigration station located? a Near Los Angeles b Near San Diego c Near San Francisco d Near Seattle 3 What was Alexander Weiss's profession when he discovered the site? a California state park ranger b Professor of biology c Government historian d Construction contractor 4 What did Alexander Weiss find carved into almost every square inch of the rooms? a English political slogans b Financial ledgers c Maps of California d Calligraphy and other interesting things 5 More than half of the immigrants who came through the building were from which two countries? a Russia and India b England and Ireland c Mexico and Brazil d China and Japan 6 What form did the great majority of the wall carvings take? a Drawings of ships b Accounting records c Poems written in Chinese d Signatures and dates only 7 How long was Dale Ching detained at the immigration station? a 3 weeks b 3 and a half months c 1 year d 6 months 8 How old was Dale Ching when he first came to America? a 14 years old b 18 years old c 16 years old d 21 years old 9 In what year was Dale Ching detained at Angel Island? a 1910 b 1940 c 1970 d 1937 10 What was discovered in California in 1848 that brought many people to make their fortune? a Silver b Oil c Gold d Iron 11 When did Congress pass the Chinese Exclusion Act? a 1937 b 1910 c 1906 d 1882 12 What was the main purpose of the Chinese Exclusion Act? a To encourage trade with China b To prevent Chinese immigrant laborers from entering the United States c To deport all Chinese citizens living in California d To tax Chinese gold miners 13 Since what year had Ellis Island been receiving immigrants on the East Coast? a 1882 b 1892 c 1910 d 1924 14 How long did most immigrants typically stay at Ellis Island compared to Angel Island? a Years at Ellis Island vs. days at Angel Island b Weeks at Ellis Island vs. hours at Angel Island c The same amount of time at both locations d A few hours at Ellis Island vs. days, weeks, or months at Angel Island 15 What did Chinese immigrants have to go through in order to be allowed to enter the United States? a Medical quarantine only b Grueling interrogation sessions c Physical endurance tests d Mandatory employment trials 16 Whose immigration records with shaky handwriting did Felicia Lo recall finding? a Her grandfather's b Her father's c Dale Ching's d Alexander Weiss's 17 What was the park administration originally planning to do to the immigration station building? a Renovate it into a museum b Convert it into park offices c Demolish it d Sell it to private developers 18 Which biology professor did Alex Weiss contact to help photograph and document the carvings? a Dr. Weiss b Dr. Lo c Dr. Takahashi d Dr. Araqi 19 What methods were used by preservationists to make the poetry easier to read? a Tracing over them with modern ink b Projecting laser lights onto the walls c Removing paint to reveal the bare wood d Rubbing chalk over the surfaces 20 What material did the government use to fill the carvings before painting over them? a Plaster b Cement c Putty d Clay 21 Why did the government originally paint over the wall carvings? a Because they were trying to get rid of and hide the carvings b To decorate the rooms for new tenants c To protect the wood from weathering d To make the barracks look modern 22 What phrase did guards call out when Dale Ching was finally given permission to enter San Francisco? a "Go home" b "Dai Fao" (To San Francisco / Freedom) c "Free to go" d "Next in line" 23 According to the documentary, what is Angel Island described as being today? a A reminder of military victory b A functioning immigration port c A restricted government military base d A place of healing and a place of learning 24 Why does the narrator emphasize that young people should know both the right and wrong history of the United States? a To pass history exams b To ensure that racism doesn't occur and mistakes aren't repeated c To understand modern trade laws d To evaluate architectural preservation techniques

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During what years did tens of thousands of immigrants enter the United States through the Angel Island immigration station?

Where is the Angel Island immigration station located?

What was Alexander Weiss's profession when he discovered the site?

What did Alexander Weiss find carved into almost every square inch of the rooms?

More than half of the immigrants who came through the building were from which two countries?

What form did the great majority of the wall carvings take?

How long was Dale Ching detained at the immigration station?

How old was Dale Ching when he first came to America?

In what year was Dale Ching detained at Angel Island?

What was discovered in California in 1848 that brought many people to make their fortune?

When did Congress pass the Chinese Exclusion Act?

What was the main purpose of the Chinese Exclusion Act?

Since what year had Ellis Island been receiving immigrants on the East Coast?

How long did most immigrants typically stay at Ellis Island compared to Angel Island?

What did Chinese immigrants have to go through in order to be allowed to enter the United States?

Whose immigration records with shaky handwriting did Felicia Lo recall finding?

What was the park administration originally planning to do to the immigration station building?

Which biology professor did Alex Weiss contact to help photograph and document the carvings?

What methods were used by preservationists to make the poetry easier to read?

What material did the government use to fill the carvings before painting over them?

Why did the government originally paint over the wall carvings?

What phrase did guards call out when Dale Ching was finally given permission to enter San Francisco?

According to the documentary, what is Angel Island described as being today?

Why does the narrator emphasize that young people should know both the right and wrong history of the United States?