4. To which organization are H and his classmates assigned to work?
(a) City waste removal.
(b) The railway company.
(c) Toshiba Electrical.
(d) The Water Board.

5. What spurs H to storm out of the apartment?
(a) His father sells the sewing machine.
(b) His parents cancel their newspaper subscription.
(c) His sister draws in his sketchbook.
(d) His mother takes rice to the neighbors.

6. How does H learn lettering?
(a) By practicing all night
(b) By copying others' work.
(c) By using newspapers as examples.
(d) By asking his mother for help.

7. What does Sumiyama believe is the profound wish of every Japanese man?
(a) To serve one's country.
(b) To serve one's own ambitions.
(c) To serve one's family.
(d) To serve God.

8. Who objects to Toshiko feeding the starving soldier?
(a) Hadano.
(b) H.
(c) Yoshiko.
(d) Morio.

9. For which bird is H's workplace named?
(a) The raven.
(b) The crane.
(c) The dove.
(d) The phoenix.

10. Why isn't H allowed into the hospital?
(a) There have been complaints about H.
(b) Patients and black marketeers have been trading goods.
(c) There has been an influenza outbreak.
(d) Visiting hours are over.

11. Who transforms himself into a nice middle-aged gentleman in a suit?
(a) The vice-principal.
(b) Morio.
(c) Mr. Tamori.
(d) Uncle Hadano.

12. In the Kobe General Election, for which party is Sanzo Nosaka running?
(a) The Communist Party.
(b) The Liberal Democratic Party.
(c) The Japanese Progressive Party.
(d) The People's Party.

13. What does H plan to do at the "Hold on Bridge?"
(a) Watch the sunset.
(b) Meet George.
(c) Fish.
(d) Commit suicide.

14. What does H do with his 10 yen grant?
(a) H sends it to his mother.
(b) H gives it to a sickly classmate.
(c) H buys food for his family.
(d) H spends it on himself.

15. What is no longer published in newspapers?
(a) Advertisements.
(b) Obituaries.
(c) Weather reports.
(d) Reports on raids.