2. On what popular playground toy do Omi and the narrator battle?
(a) The balance beam.
(b) The swinging log.
(c) The slide.
(d) The jungle gym.

3. How does the narrator incite a feeling of superiority around his classmates?
(a) Crude remarks.
(b) Showing off his money.
(c) Proving his intelligence.
(d) Taking medication.

4. Why does the narrator masturbate in class?
(a) He does it on a dare.
(b) He is bored.
(c) He is attracted to his teacher.
(d) He wants to get expelled.

5. Who brings Sebastian back to life, following his attempted execution?
(a) A widow.
(b) His mother.
(c) His lover.
(d) The priest.

6. For what does the narrator look when seeking men to be attracted to?
(a) Sickliness.
(b) Ignorance.
(c) Money.
(d) Intelligence.

7. In what city was the narrator born?
(a) Osaka.
(b) Tokyo.
(c) Kyoto.
(d) Kobe.

8. In one particular story read by the narrator, what keeps a Hungarian prince alive?
(a) His sword.
(b) Love.
(c) A magic diamond.
(d) A fairy godmother.

9. When is the narrator given an opportunity to start a conversation with Yakumo, but doesn't?
(a) Jogging.
(b) Swimming lessons.
(c) In the library.
(d) At his aunt's house.

10. After Omi is expelled, from what physical ailment does the narrator suffer?
(a) Anemia.
(b) Gout.
(c) Chest pains.
(d) Memory loss.

11. What does the narrator try to learn from others?
(a) Heterosexual behavior.
(b) Interest in science.
(c) Sensitivity.
(d) Speech patterns.

12. When the narrator begins scowling at other people, he does it to appear what?
(a) Sexy.
(b) Intelligent.
(c) Strong.
(d) Disinterested.

13. How does the narrator react to Reni's "Saint Sebastian"?
(a) He is turned on.
(b) He is repulsed.
(c) He is inspired.
(d) He is scared.

14. The narrator is concerned his lack of interest in women stems from what?
(a) Laziness.
(b) Superiority.
(c) Creative expression.
(d) A test of the soul.

15. What do the boys at the school notice about Omi's body?
(a) His enormous feet.
(b) One leg is shorter than the other.
(c) His armpit hair.
(d) His freckles.