2. What image opens "Clio: History"?
(a) Korean characters.
(b) A photograph of a leaf.
(c) A photograph of soldiers.
(d) A photograph of a young woman revolutionary.

3. In "Melpomene: Tragedy," what color are the soldiers' uniforms?
(a) Green.
(b) Black.
(c) Brown.
(d) Red.

4. What calendar dates the birth of Yu Guan Soon?
(a) The Julian Calendar.
(b) The English Calendar.
(c) The Korean Calendar.
(d) The Lunar Calendar.

5. Who does the anonymous narrator invoke to tell the story, in the Opening?
(a) Zeus.
(b) Persephone.
(c) The Muse.
(d) Demeter.

6. In the "Urania: Astronomy" section, what is the purpose of exhalation?
(a) To express frustration.
(b) To express grief.
(c) To express guilt.
(d) To express affirmation.

7. What birds does the narrator hear in "Urania: Astronomy"?
(a) Swans.
(b) Geese.
(c) Cardinals.
(d) Doves.

8. On what day did Guan Soon lead a revolutionary protest?
(a) March 15, 1919.
(b) March 1, 1920.
(c) January 1, 1919.
(d) March 1, 1919.

9. On what date does the narrator write her mother from Seoul?
(a) June 19.
(b) June 25.
(c) April 19.
(d) April 25.

10. 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.

11. What simple act has not been forbidden of Mother?
(a) Sight.
(b) Hearing.
(c) Song.
(d) Speech.

12. What is Mother's ethnicity?
(a) Korean.
(b) Japanese.
(c) American.
(d) Chinese.

13. Which two figures does Cha yoke together at the end of "Melpomene: Tragedy"?
(a) Sibyl and Persephone.
(b) Demeter and Persephone.
(c) Demeter and Melpomene.
(d) Demeter and Sybil.

14. What year did Yu Guan Soon die?
(a) 1915.
(b) 1903.
(c) 1920.
(d) 1912.

15. Which of the following is absent from the Korea that the narrator visits?
(a) Soldiers dressed in green lining every street.
(b) Military vehicles on every road.
(c) Blood stains on the streets and sidewalks.
(d) Pregnant women lifting sandbags to prepare for night battles.