1. In the late 1970's, why is Dr. Sasaki finally able to face Hiroshima?
(a) A lot of time has passed.
(b) He wants to reconnect with some of the survivors whom he treated.
(c) Hiroshima has become a remarkably beautiful city.
(d) As a Japanese, he feels it is his duty to do so.

2. What do Japanese scientists announce after having investigated Hiroshima?
(a) They announce that people could enter Hiroshima at their own risk.
(b) They announce that people could enter Hiroshima without any peril at all.
(c) The announce that they need to do much more intense investigation to learn whether or not Hiroshima is safe.
(d) They announce that the radiation measurement is so high, people need to stay away from the city for at least 30 days.

3. By February 1946, what condition is Miss Sasaki in when Father Kleinsorge visits her?
(a) She is ready to start a new life.
(b) She is beginning to walk around and show signs of strength.
(c) She has grown more and more depressed and morbid.
(d) She is getting sicker everyday.

4. Why does Father Kelinsorge go to the police station the day after the bombing?
(a) To fill out a claim form for property damage.
(b) To find the parents of two little children.
(c) To see if they needed any help.
(d) To ask if they could assist in bringing doctors to Asano Park.

5. What is the condition of one of the wounded people lying beside Miss Sasaki?
(a) A man has lost his arm.
(b) A woman has lost her breast.
(c) A soldier's eye sockets are hollow from the burns.
(d) An old woman is nearly dead.