Waiting Test | Final Test - Hard

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Waiting Test | Final Test - Hard

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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Haiyan says she would never marry a doctor because she believes they are only well trained what?

2. What does Manna spend 70 yen on in preparation for the baby?

3. Why does Manna tell Ran Su she wants Lin to stay home more?

4. How much alimony does the judge tell Lin to pay Shuyu?

5. By the end of Chapter 10, how long will it be until Lin returns from his conference in Shengyang?

Short Essay Questions

1. Is Lin going to leave Manna?

2. In Chapter 9, how does Lin prove not to be as cold to his family as he originally felt?

3. Does Lin love Manna?

4. Do people in the hospital view Shuyu as a joke?

5. Why does Manna wish she had a daughter like Hua?

6. Why is Hua not difficult to convince to go to Muji City?

7. After River and Lake are healthy again, does Manna and Lin's marriage become right and peaceful?

8. Is Manna the type of lover Lin predicted?

9. Why does Lin think they should tell Ran Su about Manna's rape as soon as possible?

10. What does Lin think is the effect of Manna's suffering?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Tradition, rules, and standards sometimes play the most pivotal role in the relationships in "Waiting." Write an essay about the characters' multifaceted relationships with these obstacles.

Essay Topic 2

Early in the book, Lin has several daydreams and fantasies. Respond to the following questions:

- What do these dreams and fantasies say about Lin's innermost desires at the time?

- What are the parallels you can draw between his life in Part 3 and his fantasies in Part 1?

- What conclusions do you draw from Lin's reactions to getting what he wants and wanting what he can't have?

Essay Topic 3

The discretion in "Waiting" is completely symmetrical: three parts with twelve chapters each. Write an essay discussing the relevance of how and when the book is divided, why this is, and what the organization reveals about the narrative, characters, and themes, and how it assists them.

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