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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Clio: History.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In the Opening, which image is used to describe the anonymous woman's difficulty?
(a) Darkness.
(b) Thickness.
(c) Fuzziness.
(d) Emptiness.

2. Under the new Japanese assembly, how did the King govern?
(a) In an absolute fashion.
(b) Not at all; he was replaced by a president.
(c) Per the advice of ministers.
(d) Under the authority of the emperor.

3. What is the origin of the black ash described in the Opening?
(a) A volcanic eruption.
(b) A great fire.
(c) Palm Hosannah.
(d) Military conflict.

4. What did the Japanese laws mandate regarding pipes?
(a) They were only to be used to smoke tobacco.
(b) They were to be short, unlike the traditional Korean bamboo pipes.
(c) They were forbidden.
(d) They were to be long, made from bamboo.

5. Under the new Japanese regime, how did the wives of prominent men fare?
(a) They were stripped of all authority.
(b) They became concubines to the emperor.
(c) They were given military ranks alongside the men.
(d) They were given titles appropriate to their ranking.

Short Answer Questions

1. What image opens "Clio: History"?

2. How is the first English paragraph in the Opening punctuated?

3. Which ritual occurs first on the First Friday?

4. What is the major struggle in the Opening?

5. How many volunteer resistance members were killed by Japanese troops on September 12, 1907?

(see the answer key)

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