Always to Remember: The Vision of Maya Ying Lin”
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Test Review
Critical Reading 8
Miss Kuffa
Who had the idea that Vietnam veterans deserved a
memorial? (the name of the Vietnam veteran)
Who was particularly interested in entering the memorial
competition? (the types of artists)
Why was Maya Ying Lin’s visit to the park where the
memorial would be built a good idea? (what did the visit
enable her to do?)
Who had the idea for Maya Ying Lin to submit a design to
the competition? (hint: Yale)
How can you best describe the response to the design
competition for the memorial? (were there a lot of
submissions and were people enthusiastic, or were they only
a few submissions and people were indifferent?)
What were the important conditions for the design of the
memorial? (look at the bulleted list)
Why were the judges surprised by who won the design
competition? (consider her background & age)
What word would best describe the home in which Maya Ying Lin
grew up? (think of her parent’s professions)
What subject did Maya Ying Lin decide to concentrate on in
college? (what did she major in?)
When was the deadline for building the memorial? (look for a
specific date)
Whom does the Vietnam Veterans Memorial honor? (be specific)
What does the word eloquent mean? (look in the text)
What does the word unanimous mean? (look in the text;
don’t confuse it with anonymous)
Adverbs
• What are they?
• What ending do they often have?
• In this sentence, which word is the adverb?
The children played perfectly at their piano recital.
Answer in 4-5 sentences, worth 5 points:
• Explain some of the reasons Maya Ying Lin’s plan
won the competition for designs of a Vietnam
Veterans Memorial. Be specific in your description
of her memorial design.
Answer in an Open Ended Response format, worth 15
points:
• Identify two of Maya Ying Lin’s experiences that
may have influenced the design she submitted in
the contest for a Vietnam Veterans Memorial.