1. What condition does the monk set on what Tu Tzu-chun can do during his illusions?
(a) Tu Tzu-chun must rescue his loved ones from the illusions.
(b) Tu Tzu-chun cannot move while watching the illusions.
(c) Tu Tzu-chun cannot speak or scream during the test.
(d) Tu Tzu-chun must avoid the kick from a god.

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

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) identifying free whites as eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship and giving African Aliens eligibility to apply for U.S. citizenshi
(c) defining
(d) voiding Certificates of Return and requiring Certificate of Residence be shown on demand

4. In the second telling of the Driving Out in Alaska, what do returning China Men do to get back to their homes and their jobs?
(a) China Men bargain with the Treadmill Mining Company.
(b) China Men bring back with them battalions of soldiers.
(c) China Men replace white workers who had gone on strike.
(d) China Men fight hand-to-hand battle with the miners.

5. What does a Chinese bride do for three nights before she marries?
(a) She listens to the prayers of women in the village.
(b) She sits behind bed curtains to sing and weep.
(c) She prepares three thousand wedding cakes.
(d) She hides from her groom-to-be and his family.