3. According to Nimit, who else had a stone inside them?
(a) His former employer.
(b) John.
(c) Satsuki's ex-husband.
(d) Satsuki's father.

4. What does Sala dream about at the end of the story?
(a) Earthquake Man.
(b) Two happy bears.
(c) A giant frog.
(d) Junpei and Sayoko getting married.

5. How does the text describe Kabukicho neighborhood?
(a) A labyrinth of violence.
(b) A frightening jog off the beaten path.
(c) A tranquil village.
(d) A luxurious getaway.

6. How will Katagiri be helpful to Frog?
(a) He knows the secret to killing Worm.
(b) He will provide courage, passion, and moral strength.
(c) He will help Frog train for the battle.
(d) He is extremely physically strong.

7. How many days in a row did Satsuki go to the pool?
(a) 12.
(b) 3.
(c) 8.
(d) 5.

8. Why did Satsuki's marriage end?
(a) She wanted to go to Thailand.
(b) She had an affair.
(c) She did not want to have children.
(d) She wanted to become a doctor.

9. How does the frog prove that he is real?
(a) He hops around.
(b) He eats a fly.
(c) He croaks.
(d) He stops speaking.

10. Where do Junpei's parents live?
(a) Kobe.
(b) Tokyo.
(c) Thailand.
(d) Namagata.

11. According to Nimit, what does Satsuki need most?
(a) Anger.
(b) Discipline.
(c) Humility.
(d) Courage.

12. How did the battle between Frog and Worm end?
(a) It was a draw.
(b) Worm ran away before the battle could begin.
(c) Frog had a major victory.
(d) Worm had a major victory.

13. Who claims to be "half dead already" (86)?
(a) Nimit.
(b) The soothsayer.
(c) John.
(d) Satsuki.

14. Which character writes stories?
(a) Sala.
(b) Junpei.
(c) Takatsuki.
(d) Sayoko.

15. What does Sala call the man in her nightmares?
(a) Scary Man.
(b) Earthquake Man.
(c) Rock Man.
(d) Terrible Man.