American Born Chinese Test | Final Test - Easy

Gene Luen Yang
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 178 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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American Born Chinese Test | Final Test - Easy

Gene Luen Yang
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 178 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Amelia answers Wei-Chen's question about her date with Jin, what emotion shows on her face?
(a) Suspicion.
(b) Anger.
(c) Uncertainty.
(d) Happiness.

2. What is Wei-Chen distracted by when Jin is trying to ask him for advice about whether Amelia has a crush on Greg?
(a) Eating his lunch.
(b) Hiding from Timmy.
(c) Flirting with Suzy.
(d) Reading for class.

3. Where did Mr. Graham's classroom animals come from?
(a) The zoo.
(b) A pet store.
(c) A cosmetics company.
(d) They are his personal pets.

4. What is surprising about the vagrants who question Wong Lai-Tsao?
(a) They are really Tze-Yo-Tzuh's emissaries in disguise.
(b) They are informants for the imperial guard.
(c) They are rich people pretending to be vagrants for fun.
(d) They are secretly the other three monks from earlier in the chapter.

5. What is the attitude of the vagrants toward Wong Lai-Tsao's help?
(a) They envy Wong Lai-Tsao.
(b) They are picky and ungrateful.
(c) They are suspicious and do not want his help.
(d) They worship Wong Lai-Tsao.

6. What word is first used to describe Wong Lai-Tsao?
(a) Unconventional.
(b) Unremarkable.
(c) Compassionate.
(d) Humble.

7. At lunchtime, what stereotype about Chinese people is repeated from earlier in the book?
(a) That they eat dog.
(b) That their food smells bad.
(c) That they eat too much.
(d) That they are loud eaters.

8. What does Wong Lai-Tsao tell the Monkey King he must do in order to escape?
(a) Return to his true form.
(b) Apologize to Tze-Yo-Tzuh.
(c) Give up his kung-fu powers forever.
(d) Apologize to Wong Lai-Tsao.

9. How is Wong Lai-Tsao supposed to find his way on his journey?
(a) Tze-Yo-Tzuh provides him with a magical compass.
(b) The Monkey King will know the way.
(c) The path will be marked by secret signs.
(d) There will be a star to guide him.

10. How long does Jin wait to tell Wei-Chen about his feelings for Amelia?
(a) A month.
(b) A day.
(c) A week.
(d) An hour.

11. What do the demons do with Wong Lai-Tsao after they stab him?
(a) Put him over a fire to cook him.
(b) Try to pull off his limbs and eat them.
(c) Put him in a bag to carry him back to their home.
(d) Toss him back and forth between them like a ball.

12. After the movie, what does Amelia suggest?
(a) They should meet her friends in the park.
(b) They should get home right away.
(c) They should get milkshakes.
(d) They should get some dinner.

13. What is Danny's first class of the day?
(a) Chemistry.
(b) Biology.
(c) Government.
(d) English Literature.

14. What does Jin lie awake thinking about on the night after his date with Amelia?
(a) Whether she noticed the soap.
(b) Whether Amelia will go out with him again.
(c) Whether she likes Greg, too.
(d) Whether his parents will find out about the date.

15. What weapon does the Monkey King transform himself into to fight the demons?
(a) A spear.
(b) A rifle.
(c) A cannon.
(d) A bow and arrow.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Danny's first teacher of the day irritated about?

2. What does Jin spend his afternoon classes thinking about?

3. How old does Wei-Chen say boys in Taiwan are supposed to be before they show romantic interest in someone?

4. What reason does Wong Lai-Tsao give the vagrants for his actions?

5. What does Jin have a dream about on the night after his argument with Wei-Chen?

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