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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Dick die in Chapter 34?
2. In Chapter 29, Yuki and the writer make a trip to visit Amé where they meet her newest conquest, a one-armed poet named what?
3. Yuki says she wants to go where in Chapter 23?
4. Who has sent a call girl to the writer's room in Chapter 29?
5. The call girl who has been sent to the writer's room in Chapter 29 tells him that she has been paid for how many nights?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the protagonist's emotional state in Chapter 36? Why does he go to visit Yuki?
2. Where does Yuki suggest she and the protagonist go on a trip in Chapter 27? Why?
3. Who has died in Chapter 34? What conversation takes place between the protagonist and Yuki regarding the death?
4. What is the protagonist's emotional state in Chapter 20? What does Yuki tell him about it?
5. Why does the protagonist agree to go on a trip with Yuki in Chapter 27? Whom does he invite to come along?
6. What leads up to the protagonist's encounter with Gotanda in Chapter 39?
7. What leads up to the protagonist's eventual release in Chapter 22?
8. What does Yuki reveal after seeing the film "Unrequited Love" in Chapter 38?
9. How is the protagonist's interrogation described in Chapter 22?
10. What conversation takes place between the protagonist and Yuki's mother in Chapter 29? How does the writer feel upon leaving?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe the character of Ryoichi Gotanda in the narrative. What feelings does the protagonist have about his former classmate?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the character of Yuki in the novel. How does the protagonist relate to this young girl? What does Yuki symbolize to the narrator?
Essay Topic 3
Define and identify the setting of the novel and the novel's protagonist. In what country and time period is the novel set?
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