2. When debating marriage to Sonoko, who does the narrator turn to for advice?
(a) Chieko.
(b) Kusano.
(c) Sonoko.
(d) His mother.

3. How does the narrator end his relationship with Sonoko?
(a) A letter.
(b) A phone call.
(c) A text.
(d) In person.

4. What does the narrator assume is obvious to his fellow students?
(a) He comes from money.
(b) His lack of sexual experience.
(c) He has a broken heart.
(d) He has no interest in his studies.

5. For what does the narrator give Sonoko a hard time following their break-up?
(a) Moving away.
(b) Marrying someone else so quickly.
(c) Speaking poorly of him to others.
(d) Not calling him.

6. When the narrator bumps into Sonoko for the first time after the break-up, what do they discuss?
(a) The break-up.
(b) Children.
(c) Novels.
(d) Travel.

7. After breaking up with Sonoko, what exams does the narrator prepare for?
(a) The boards.
(b) Biology.
(c) Poetry.
(d) Civil service.

8. Why does the narrator try to fantasize about women?
(a) He still hopes to meet the woman of his dreams.
(b) He wants to make Sonoko jealous.
(c) To impress his father.
(d) He wants to be attracted to them.

9. How does Mr. Ohba feel about the war?
(a) Inspired.
(b) Scared.
(c) Opposed.
(d) Delighted.

10. What does the narrator feel after noticing the war has changed Kusano?
(a) Irritated.
(b) Jealous.
(c) Impressed.
(d) Frightened.

11. How old is the narrator when he attempts to lose his virginity?
(a) 18.
(b) 22.
(c) 20.
(d) 17.

12. What does the narrator feel about Sonoko's love for him?
(a) Admiration.
(b) Annoyance.
(c) Jealous.
(d) Conceit.

13. The narrator describes Mr. Ohba as being what?
(a) A spy.
(b) Womanish.
(c) Remarkable.
(d) Competitive.

14. How does the narrator feel about being denied to fight in the war?
(a) Disappointed.
(b) Conflicted.
(c) Thrilled.
(d) Cheated.

15. How does the narrator accidentally avoid the draft?
(a) Omi runs the draft.
(b) His brother runs the draft.
(c) He gets a bad cold.
(d) He is late for his appointment.