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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. When is it common for a Japanese person to be a freeter?
(a) 20s.
(b) Until they are 30.
(c) Until they finish high school.
(d) Teens.

2. Which manager does Keiko remember was dependable and like cleaning?
(a) #6.
(b) #7.
(c) #3.
(d) #4.

3. On page 46, the last time they had the same special of the day, how many were sold?
(a) 57.
(b) 96.
(c) 83.
(d) 104.

4. How tall is Shiraha?
(a) 6 feet 1.
(b) 5 feet 10.
(c) Almost 6 feet.
(d) 5 feet 11.

5. On page 3, what hot food does a man buy?
(a) Corn dog.
(b) Hot dog.
(c) Wings.
(d) Pizza.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Keiko have before her shift starts for breakfast?

2. What does Shiraha mess up on page 49?

3. After Keiko started primary school, what did she do to stop a fight between two boys?

4. What days of the week does Keiko have off?

5. When Keiko began training to work at the Smile Mart, how many other employees were at the training session?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Keiko do when a teacher in her class became hysterical and started bawling?

2. Why is it important for a convenience store worker to walk around the area of the store?

3. What does Keiko give Shiraha to do, and what is he doing when she goes to check on him?

4. What does Keiko usually eat when she is working?

5. What does Shiraha look like when Keiko meets him?

6. Why is Keiko considered a good worker?

7. What excuses does Keiko give when people think it is strange that she is still working at the convenience store?

8. Why does Keiko have mixed feelings about visiting Miho?

9. When Keiko kept getting in trouble and did not understand why her behavior was a problem, what did she do?

10. Why were Keiko's actions thought to be strange when she found a dead bird in the park when she was in nursery school?

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