4. In Chapter 11, how does Chueh-hui vent his frustrations?
(a) Writing songs.
(b) Writing in a journal.
(c) Practicing marital arts.
(d) Studying.

5. Besides the boys' cousin, what other relatives are at dinner during the first three chapters of the story?
(a) Two uncles.
(b) Two aunts.
(c) Their great-grandfather.
(d) The boys grandparents.

6. Where are the brothers walking home from at the opening of the book?
(a) From a friend's house.
(b) From school.
(c) From the temple.
(d) From the market place.

7. What is Ming-Feng gathering for Madame Chou and Mrs. Chang?
(a) Roses.
(b) Vegetables.
(c) Silk worms.
(d) Plum blossoms.

8. What is it that Master Kao does for the gods?
(a) Tithes.
(b) Sacrifices spices.
(c) Chants.
(d) Kowtows.

9. What does Chueh-hui learn when playing chess with his sister-in-law?
(a) That she is miserable at the Kao home.
(b) That she is pregnant with her second child.
(c) That she lost some things too when she married Chueh-hsin.
(d) That she is a master chess player.

10. In Chapter 14, where does Cheuh-hsin tell his brothers he has seen Mei?
(a) At a restaurant.
(b) At a department store.
(c) In the city square.
(d) At a silk shop.

11. What exam does Chueh-min help Chin study for?
(a) Her English entrance exam.
(b) Her math exam.
(c) Her science final.
(d) Her etiquette exam.

12. In Chapter 16, what does Cheuh-hui do that makes Ming-feng feel safe?
(a) He holds her hand.
(b) He stands outside her room.
(c) He writes her a love poem.
(d) He sings her a song.

13. How old is Chueh-hsin when he finds out his father has arranged his marriage?
(a) Eighteen.
(b) Seventeen.
(c) Twenty.
(d) Nineteen.

14. How old is Ming-Feng?
(a) Nineteen years old.
(b) Fourteen years old.
(c) Seventeen years old.
(d) Sixteen years old.

15. How does Ming-Feng respond when Chueh-hui says he wants to protect her?
(a) She says she thinks about him a lot.
(b) She says that they cannot love each other.
(c) She tells him to stay away from her.
(d) She says that she needs to leave.