1. After 19 straight hours of gruesome work, what does Dr. Sasaki and other survivors of the hospital staff do?
(a) They lay down in hiding behind the hospital to catch some sleep.
(b) They break up in search of other doctors.
(c) They go behind the hospital to eat some biscuits and rice balls.
(d) They leave the hospital.

2. What does the doctor tell Mother Superior about Father Kleinsorge?
(a) "We can't help him here."
(b) "With the right treatment, he'll live a healthy normal life."
(c) "He'll die."
(d) "We'll get him out of here in three months."

3. Why does Dr. Fujii have to get up early on the morning the bomb is dropped?
(a) He has to make breakfast for his children.
(b) He has to pack his belongings in preparation to go to the shelter.
(c) He has to see a houseguest off on a train.
(d) He has to tend to newcoming patients.

4. What does Dr. Fujii do once his injuries begin to make progress?
(a) He keeps to himself.
(b) He leaves the city to go live with relatives.
(c) He offers to assist patients at the Red Cross Hospital.
(d) He treats refugees who come to him from the neighborhood.

5. What do Dr. Fujii's five grown children grow up to do?
(a) They each follow a career path different than one another.
(b) They follow in their father's footsteps.
(c) They live off of their father.
(d) Three of them follow in their father's footsteps and two of them become teachers.