Breasts and Eggs Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

Mieko Kawakami
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 213 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Breasts and Eggs Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

Mieko Kawakami
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 213 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Book One: Chapter 3, "Whose Boobs Are They?", what does Natsu think of Makiko's nipples?
(a) Light and cute.
(b) Dark and too large.
(c) Small and dark.
(d) Big and pink.

2. In Book One: Chapter 6, "The Safest Place in the World," what do Natsu and Midoriko order for lunch at the amusement park?
(a) Pizza and ice cream.
(b) Hamburgers and soda.
(c) Veggie tempura bowl and curry rice.
(d) Hot dogs and french fries.

3. In Book One: Chapter 3, "Whose Boobs Are They?", what is the overall theme or message conveyed in this excerpt?
(a) The pursuit of physical beauty and its impact on self-worth.
(b) The importance of maintaining friendships from childhood.
(c) The complexities of gender identity and societal norms.
(d) The discomfort of being naked in a public bathhouse.

4. In Book One: Chapter 4, "Out For Chinese," what realization does Midoriko have about her mother during their fight?
(a) Her mother is too hardworking and needs to relax.
(b) Her mother should have planned her life better.
(c) Her mother was born with financial difficulties.
(d) Her mother's job is the reason for their financial struggles.

5. In Book One: Chapter 3, "Whose Boobs Are They?", what did Natsu plan to do with Midoriko before dinner?
(a) Watch a movie.
(b) Visit the amusement park.
(c) Play video games.
(d) Go to the zoo.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Book One: Chapter 1, "Are You Poor?," what does Natsu find out from the dictionary about the word disgusting?

2. In Book One: Chapter 5, "Up All Night Talking," what does Natsu learn about Makiko's financial situation?

3. In Book One: Chapter 5, "Up All Night Talking," what happens to Nozomi that result in the police getting involved?

4. In Book One: Chapter 6, "The Safest Place in the World," what ride does Natsu find scary?

5. In Book One: Chapter 1, "Are You Poor?," what does the number of windows in someone's house signify, according to the text?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Book One: Chapter 5, "Up All Night Talking," how does the conversation between Makiko and Natsu about Kewpie, the local legend in Shobashi, highlight the complexities of human behavior and the ambiguous moral dilemmas faced by individuals in difficult situations?

2. In Book One: Chapter 5, "Up All Night Talking," how does Natsu's contemplation of the books on her bookshelf reflect her evolving perspective on literature and the canonical works she once revered?

3. In Book One: Chapter 2, "To Be More Beautiful," how has Makiko's behavior changed regarding her decision to undergo breast augmentation, and what does Natsu notice about their late-night conversations?

4. In Book One: Chapter 4, "Out For Chinese," who is Kewpie, and what role does he play in the community of Shobashi? Describe his appearance, personality, and the unusual way he makes a living.

5. In Book One: Chapter 2, "To Be More Beautiful," how does Natsu feel about Makiko's decision to undergo breast augmentation surgery?

6. In Book One: Chapter 3, "Whose Boobs Are They?" how do Natsu's past memories with Makiko and her dreams of becoming a writer intersect with her responsibilities towards her niece?

7. In Book One: Chapter 1, "Are You Poor?," how does Natsu describe her current life in Tokyo? What aspects of her life and career contribute to her feelings of stagnation and isolation?

8. In Book One: Chapter 5, "Up All Night Talking," how does Natsu's encounter with Yamagu, now known as Chika Yamaguchi, at the Chinese restaurant evoke memories from her past? How does this encounter reflect the theme of unexpected reunions in the story?

9. In Book One: Chapter 2, "To Be More Beautiful," how does Natsu feel about Makiko's decision to consider welfare as a potential financial support option, and why does Makiko hesitate to consider it?

10. In Book One: Chapter 3, "Whose Boobs Are They?" how does Natsu's perception of her own body differ from her sister Makiko's preoccupation with physical appearance and beauty enhancements?

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