1. How does H deal with all the new censorship and laws?
(a) H decides to learn a new skill to help his country.
(b) H decides to give up sketching anything but sumo wrestlers.
(c) H disobeys any new law that is made.
(d) H spys on the military and sells the information to his friends.

2. Why does Toshiko think that Shige-san is not qualified for the apprenticeship?
(a) Shige-san is very poor at math, and is unable to perform the simplist calculations.
(b) Shige-san acts inappropriately towards Toshiko when Moiro is not around.
(c) Shige-san is known to be a lazy and irresponsible worker.
(d) Shige-san has a bad leg and his body tilts to one side when he walks.

3. What does H hear the local housewives say about the operators of those boxes?
(a) The operators overcharge.
(b) The operators often smell because they never visit the bathhouse.
(c) The operators will sometimes run off with children.
(d) The operators are not to be trusted.

4. What does Toshiko need to convince her neighbors to do?
(a) Buy war bonds.
(b) Donate a certain percent of their earnings to the needy.
(c) Work full-time in the artillery factory.
(d) Give away all their silver and gold.

5. Why do H and Shingo get off the streetcar one stop early?
(a) H and Shingo want to visit their friend.
(b) H and Shingo don't want to be seen by their neighbors.
(c) H and Shingo want to eat some noodles.
(d) H and Shingo enjoy walking.