1. How do readers know that the Hundred-Year-Old Man took a job in Hawai'i that paid for passage and offered steady pay, just the same as Kingston's great grandfather?
(a) Both the Hundred-Year-Old Man and great grandfather enjoyed watching the small sugarcane plants grow, therefore the two men must have worked at the same time.
(b) The old man sees the King and Prince of the Hawai'ian Islands who offer him work, just as in the great grandfather's story.
(c) The details of the old man's experiences with working to clear land, going to town on pay day, and how he spent his money are the same as in the story told about Kingston's great grandfather.
(d) The old man has only left the island two times in his life to go to other Hawai'ian Islands, same as great grandfather who decides to remain in Hawai'i and not return to China.

2. What is the significance of the Supreme Court ruling in the1898 case, The United States v. Wong Kim Ark?
(a) The decision states that treaty merchants could bring their Chinese wives and children to America to live.
(b) The decision states that San Francisco's safety ordinances are unfair to Chinese.
(c) The decision states that a person born in the U.S. to Chinese parents is an American.
(d) The decision lifts the restriction on immigration for Chinese.

3. Why do the basketmen stop working in autumn?
(a) Men do not have the right clothes
(b) The winds are too high to work at high elevation
(c) The season is a Chinese holiday
(d) The baskets would fall apart because of age

4. How long does the Wild Man elude capture in the Green Swamp?
(a) three months
(b) one month
(c) one year
(d) eight months

5. Which tax is enforced on Chinese immigrants living in California in order to pay for the extra policing their presence requires?
(a) the cigar tax
(b) the police tax
(c) the laundry tax
(d) the cubic air ordinance