The Following Assessment is based on the text below, "Hello My Name Is _____" and material covered in previous assessments in Quarter 4.
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What is the best example of the term "Immigrant" below?
An American Solider living in Iraq on a tour of duty
All of the above
A 6 year old boy that moves with his family from India to Russia
A 35 year old woman that travels to Puerto Rico from Chicago for the summer
Which selection below would be the best summary of the text.
Hollywood is hiring more AIsian Americans and representing more of their stories in films and T.V.
Immigrating to a new country can be difficult, but it is important to remain connected to the customs and culture of one's home country.
A person's name is not as important as their ability to fit in to society and the social customs of that society.
Aisian Americans have contributed greatly to America througout the hisotry of the country.
In the final paragraph, the author writes, "My dream now as a 30-year old is for our country to become a place where a cameo (brief appearance on a show) like mine would go completely unnoticed."
Why would going "unnoticed" as the Author uses it be a good thing?
Because being noticed in the tv show made the Author very uncomfortable and ashamed of his Aisian identity.
Because if people didn't notice him in the background, it would mean that it is not unique because it is commonplace to see Aisians on T.V.
Because people in the background would distract the audience if they are noticeable.
All of above
What is the best description of why the author decided to change his name?
Because his parents and family told him it was neccessary for him to fit it.
The author came to America with a dream of being in hollywood, and wanted to have a recognizable name.
Because he wanted to fit in and believed that people would might not accept if he used his given name.
It was legally required in order for him to immigrate to the U.S.
The Author has taken a stand for his identity throughout his life and rarely worried about fitting in to the American culture.
True
False
The Author did not begin to feel accepted by others until he moved out of the Midwest.
True
False
Based on the chart above, select all of the answers below that would be true.
(You can click on the "+" sign in the top right corner of the image above to zoom in)
There are more Authorized Immigrants in Construction than there are Unauthorized Immigrants.
In 2020, Unauthorized Immigrants made up 6% of the Transportation industry
Less than 80% of U.S. Born citizens work in the Maintenance fields.
U.S. Born citizens account for just 54% of labor force in the farming industry
Unauthorized immigrants account for almost double the number of U.S. born workers in the service industry
