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"Where are you from?"
Most people will have an answer to this question on the tip of their tongue. But for Third Culture Kids, or TCKS, it can be confusing. "I grew up in Bangladesh, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan and the USA," explains David Eklund. (...)

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1 David Eklund says that he
  A misses spending time with his parents.
  B spent his childhood in several places.
  C wished he had only lived in one place.
  D finds speaking different languages confusing.
2 According to Rivkah Alvy,
  A people ask too many questions.
  B she doesn't care where she lives.
  C people enjoy hearing her life story.
  D she doesn't always tell people where she's from.
3 Third Culture Kids find it difficult to relate to
  A places.
  B people.
  C experiences.
  D memories.
4 TCKS differ from other immigrants because
  A they spend more time with their parents.
  B they learn foreign languages more easily.
  C they move home more often.
  D they find it more difficult to change homes.
5 Overall, the author feels that TCKS
  A will always remain a minority group.
  B should choose a country to identity with.
  C represent a changing world.
  D will always be discriminated against.