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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 6: Chapter 6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. On pages 72-77, how is the boundary of reality shown?
(a) The area past the boundary of reality is full of zig-zag lines like electricity.
(b) When the Monkey King is past the boundary of reality, he keeps changing form.
(c) The area past the boundary of reality is blank white space.
(d) When the Monkey King is past the boundary of reality, his words are in a different font.
2. What is it implied is about to happen between Danny and Melanie when Danny's mother interrupts them?
(a) They are about to kiss.
(b) They are about to make a plan that they want to keep secret from Danny's mother.
(c) They are about to confess that they are attracted to one another.
(d) They are about to get into an argument.
3. What is the picture that demonstrates the Monkey King's "Invulnerability to Wounds" (57)?
(a) The Monkey King meditates in the middle of a fire.
(b) The Monkey King meditates under water.
(c) The Monkey King meditates in freezing temperatures.
(d) The Monkey King meditates while being decapitated.
4. Why is a vertical panel a good choice for the picture of the Monkey King's journey to heaven?
(a) It is the only way to show both the Monkey King and the background of the sky.
(b) It indicates great speed.
(c) It mimics his upward movement.
(d) It shows how important this moment is.
5. What sport does Danny play?
(a) Lacrosse.
(b) Soccer.
(c) Baseball.
(d) Basketball.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Jin is little, what does he call his mother?
2. What is implied about why Danny comes late to school?
3. What does Steve tease Danny about not having?
4. What do Jin and Wei-Chen discover once they are in the storage room?
5. What is implied by the wording and punctuation when Danny tells Melanie "Well, I-that happens when I'm really concentrating on your--I mean--chemistry" (45)?
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