1. 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) Children speak of being spanked and being kissed goodnight
(c) Kingston's schoolmates make fun of her clothes.
(d) The other children speak of family members saying, "I love you."

2. How does great grandfather Bak Goong break the rules of silence while working in Sandalwood Mountain?
(a) Bak Goong sends written notes to other workers.
(b) Bak Goong coughs out Chinese words the masters cannot understand.
(c) Bak Goong talks quietly to himself.
(d) Bak Goong deliberately sings in front of the masters.

3. What two actions result from the Scott Act of 1888?
(a) suspending the Burlingame Treaty for 20 years and making Chinese men cut off their ponytails
(b) voiding Certificates of Return and requiring Certificate of Residence be shown on demand
(c) defining
(d) identifying free whites as eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship and giving African Aliens eligibility to apply for U.S. citizenshi

4. Which is the setting for Kingston's biography of great grandfather Bak Goong in "The Great Grandfather of Sandalwood Mountains"?
(a) Cuba
(b) Taiwan
(c) Hawaii
(d) California

5. What two goals does Father finally reach by the end of "The American Father"?
(a) He owns his own house and his own business.
(b) His clothes fit again and mother is finally happy.
(c) His children go to private school and he owns his own house.
(d) He has the biggest garden in Stockton and he owns his own business.