1. How does the woman in "The Ghostmate" get her visitors to stay longer than they intend to?
(a) She locks the young man in the dungeon.
(b) She tells the young man the long story of her tragic life.
(c) She convinces the young man that she is better for him than his wife.
(d) She brings the young man the very fruits, the very poem, the very game he likes best.

2. What animal does Lo Bun Sun make his pet and what does he teach it to do?
(a) Lo makes a parrot his pet and he teaches it how to speak so that Lo can hear a human voice.
(b) Lo makes a goat his pet and he teaches the goat to attack its predators.
(c) Lo makes the dog that he rescued from the ship his pet and he teaches it to retrieve the birds Lo shoots.
(d) Lo makes the cat from the ship his pet and he teaches it to come when called.

3. In Honolulu, what does Kingston's friend, the dancer, report about Kingston's ancestral village?
(a) the people in the village are ignorant and lazy
(b) the people greeted her with a parade
(c) the people are housed and fed
(d) family members had been forced out to build apartments

4. How does the wife that great grandfather Bak Sook Goong takes back to China affect Kingston's heritage?
(a) The new wife has no affect on Kingston's heritage.
(b) The new wife insists on returning to Hawaii with the rest of the family, removing them from China for good.
(c) The new wife refuses to blend with Bak Sook Goong's other wives, causing the first divorce in her family.
(d) The new wife's children start the line of Hawaiian-Chinese family members.

5. In the second telling of the Driving Out in Alaska, what do returning China Men do to get back to their homes and their jobs?
(a) China Men replace white workers who had gone on strike.
(b) China Men bring back with them battalions of soldiers.
(c) China Men bargain with the Treadmill Mining Company.
(d) China Men fight hand-to-hand battle with the miners.