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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does the narrator feel when separated from Sonoko?
(a) Heartbroken.
(b) Confused.
(c) Free.
(d) Lonely.
2. On the train, what does Mr. Ohba do in excess?
(a) Eat.
(b) Drink.
(c) Smoke.
(d) Talk.
3. What does Sonoko feel for Mr. Ohba?
(a) Annoyance.
(b) Repulsion.
(c) Attraction.
(d) Amusement.
4. What does the narrator do to promise Sonoko he is considering her for marriage?
(a) Gives her a ring.
(b) Locks fingers.
(c) Writes her a letter.
(d) Speaks with her father.
5. What does the narrator feel like when the narrator imagines kissing Sonoko?
(a) Pervert.
(b) Thief.
(c) Hero.
(d) Man.
Short Answer Questions
1. What confusing emotion does the narrator feel around Sonoko?
2. The narrator describes Mr. Ohba as being what?
3. In Chapter 3, in what city does the narrator encounter air raid refugees?
4. What memento of the narrator's is stolen on the train?
5. After spending time with the narrator, Sonoko feels so guilty she plans to do what?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Sonoko confronts the issue of the break-up with the narrator, what does she want to know?
2. What does the narrator believe is possible, in terms of partnering with a woman?
3. To get out of staying an extra day with Sonoko, what lie does the narrator tell her about his job?
4. When the narrator is excused from the draft, what is he surprised to realize?
5. When does the narrator get his first opportunity to spend time with Sonoko?
6. What does the narrator ask Kusano regarding the relationship he ended with Sonoko?
7. Why does the narrator want to stay in a hotel with Sonoko?
8. After the visitation with Kusano, why does the narrator become determined to love Sonoko?
9. Why does the narrator offer to carry Sonoko's bag?
10. Why does the narrator allow Chieko to kiss him?
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