2. Who says, "they feel because you are what you are, how glorious to win you to their cause "?
(a) Sheng.
(b) Yuan.
(c) Yuan's teacher.
(d) Mary.

3. What does Yuan say about the two Chinese brothers?
(a) They are not really brothers.
(b) They are not educated.
(c) They are from the south and not really Chinese.
(d) They are not as funny as they think they are.

4. Who does Yuan want to say good-bye to more than anybody else when he leaves to go to the Capital city?
(a) His lady mother.
(b) Ai-lan.
(c) Mei-ling.
(d) His uncle.

5. In what two ways does Yuan's teacher believe Yuan and Mary are alike?
(a) Youth and tradition.
(b) Youth and rebellion.
(c) Rebellion and caution.
(d) Youth and education.

6. How does Yuan's class first respond to being taken outdoors?
(a) They are ecstatic.
(b) They complain to Yuan's superiors.
(c) They boycott the class.
(d) They complain.

7. Who is Yuan nervous about meeting when he arrives at the capital city?
(a) The maid.
(b) Wang the Tiger.
(c) His former tutor.
(d) The priest from America.

8. What does Yuan do on his first night in the capital?
(a) He writes a letter to Mei-ling.
(b) He goes dancing with Meng.
(c) He writes a letter to his lady mother.
(d) He and Meng get in a fight with two other men.

9. How often does Yuan's father write to him when he's in America?
(a) Once a month.
(b) Once each year.
(c) Once every three months.
(d) Once every six months.

10. Which character says, "who is not selfish? We are all selfish"?
(a) Sheng.
(b) Jim.
(c) Yuan.
(d) Meng.

11. What does the teacher's daughter do when they attend church?
(a) She coldly stares straight ahead.
(b) She is more interested in showing off her clothes than worshipping.
(c) She spends more time socializing than worshipping.
(d) She prays enthusiastically.

12. What field is Mei-ling studying?
(a) Business.
(b) Writing.
(c) Medicine.
(d) Military.

13. Why doesn't Ai-lan's mother trust Wu?
(a) He doesn't have a steady job.
(b) He is already married.
(c) He lacks proper education.
(d) He is poor.

14. Who is described as being idealistic?
(a) Yuan.
(b) The teacher.
(c) The teacher's daughter.
(d) Sheng.

15. What does Yuan try to convince Mary about those from his homeland?
(a) They do not suffer from poverty.
(b) They are more respectful towards others.
(c) They have come up with the solution to all humanity's problems.
(d) They are morally superior to Americans.