1. What is the significance of the Supreme Court ruling in the1898 case, The United States v. Wong Kim Ark?
(a) The decision states that treaty merchants could bring their Chinese wives and children to America to live.
(b) The decision states that a person born in the U.S. to Chinese parents is an American.
(c) The decision states that San Francisco's safety ordinances are unfair to Chinese.
(d) The decision lifts the restriction on immigration for Chinese.

2. What makes the author afraid to name the village in China where her family lives?
(a) Kingston's mother insists she did not reveal their secret.
(b) Tourists of the United States are listed as missing in newspapers
(c) Kingston's uncle threatens to kill her nephew if she does.
(d) stories of Communist arresting family member of immigrants

3. What are the "Jesus demons" trying to do when they visit the work camp where Bak Goong lives?
(a) trying to convert the Chinese to Christianity
(b) trying to cast demons from the Chinese workers
(c) trying to lure them to work at their farm
(d) trying to baptize the Chinese workers

4. In Honolulu, what does Kingston's friend, the dancer, report about Kingston's ancestral village?
(a) the people in the village are ignorant and lazy
(b) the people are housed and fed
(c) the people greeted her with a parade
(d) family members had been forced out to build apartments

5. What does Kingston hear from her schoolmates that makes her long to be normal?
(a) Kingston must walk home with her huge uncle everyday.
(b) The other children speak of family members saying, "I love you."
(c) Children speak of being spanked and being kissed goodnight
(d) Kingston's schoolmates make fun of her clothes.