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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. What station do Natsuki and Tomoya go to to visit Akishina?
(a) Nagasaki.
(b) Nagano.
(c) Tokyo.
(d) Hiroi.

2. What does Yota say is looking very worn down?
(a) The tatami mat in the altar room.
(b) The cabinetry.
(c) The kitchen counter.
(d) The silkworm hut.

3. What does Natsuki hope the earthlings succeed in doing?
(a) Finding her new home.
(b) Brainwashing her.
(c) Killing her.
(d) Making her happy.

4. What happens to Tomoya on the drive up the mountain?
(a) He feels ill.
(b) He starts speaking in another language.
(c) He wants to drive.
(d) He wants to stop for a swim.

5. How are Mr. Igasaki's parents treated now that so many years have passed?
(a) As saints.
(b) As a nuisance.
(c) As ghosts.
(d) As figures of sympathy.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Natsuki keep in the tin box?

2. Who tries tirelessly to find Mr. Igasaki's killer?

3. What happens to Natsuki after she goes to Mr. Igasaki's house in Part III?

4. What do Natsuki and Tomoya do as soon as they enter the house in Akishina?

5. What does Natsuki's mother-in-law tell Tomoya he can do because all men do it?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Tomoya and Natsuki tell Yuu about themselves in Akishina?

2. Who comes to visit at Akishina and what is the reason for the visit in Chapter 5?

3. What does Natsuki begin to believe Yuu thinks of her in Chapter 5?

4. How does Yuu react when Yota invites Natsuki to his house?

5. What does Tomoya say taboos are just another form or?

6. What happens when Tomoya tries to carry out his plan to engage in a taboo?

7. Who takes Natsuki and Tomoya to Akishina, and why?

8. Where does Tomoya desperately want to visit in Part III, and why?

9. Who advocates for Natsuki to be able to visit Akishina, and why?

10. What does Natsuki offer to do for Tomoya when his father is beating him in Akishina?

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