3. Who says: "I thought there weren't any slaves in California"?
(a) Eliza.
(b) A Chilean vendor.
(c) Tao Chi'en.
(d) A prostitute.

4. How does Eliza make money now that she's on her own?
(a) She is still selling food.
(b) She mines gold.
(c) She writes letters for illiterate miners.
(d) She mends clothing for the miners.

5. Who does Tao Chi'en get to help Eliza?
(a) A physician.
(b) Another cook.
(c) Another stow away.
(d) A prostitute.

6. What does Tao Chi'en hope to do in California?
(a) Work at a restaurant.
(b) Find gold.
(c) Find a new Chinese wife.
(d) Get a permit to practice medicine.

7. What does Eliza bring for James and Esther at the end of "Singsong Girls"?
(a) A slice of pie.
(b) A few eggs.
(c) A loaf of bread.
(d) A jar of jam.

8. When Tao Chi'en and Eliza arrive in California, what does he suggest she look for?
(a) A goldmine.
(b) The Chinese barrio.
(c) The Chilean barrio.
(d) Her Uncle John.

9. What year is it when "Joaquin" begins?
(a) 1862.
(b) 1857.
(c) 1852.
(d) 1847.

10. Where does Tao Chi'en go to start a new life?
(a) Canton.
(b) Bangladesh.
(c) Tokyo.
(d) Hong Kong.

11. What is Eliza's role when she joins the traveling brothel?
(a) Piano player.
(b) Healer.
(c) Prostitute.
(d) Translator.

12. Who says: "People come out west to escape the past and begin anew, but our obsessions pursue us, like the wind"?
(a) Jacob.
(b) Tao Chi'en.
(c) Joaquin.
(d) Eliza.

13. What does Lin's ghost tell Tao Chi'en?
(a) To forget Eliza and worry about himself.
(b) To make sure Eliza's baby is healthy.
(c) To keep Eliza healthy.
(d) To kill Eliza.

14. Who says: "The woman very cleverly pawned her daughter off on us"?
(a) Jeremy.
(b) Tao Chi'en.
(c) Rose.
(d) John.

15. How does Tao find out that Joaquin has been killed?
(a) He receives a letter from Jacob.
(b) He reads it in the newspaper.
(c) Eliza tells him.
(d) He overhears a crowd talking about it.