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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 5: "ACT V: KUNG FU DAD".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As the protagonist talks with Phoebe, what does he realize about his role on Black and White?
(a) It creates damaging role-modeling for his daughter.
(b) It can never compare to his importance in Phoebe's life.
(c) It is the only thing he has that is his alone.
(d) It will offer him a way to make the future better for Phoebe.

2. Why does Young Fong get cast in villain roles?
(a) His slight build and mild looks make him seem creepy to most Americans.
(b) He is not only large and intimidating, but he is shockingly unattractive.
(c) Everyone knows that he is a terrible person.
(d) No one actually knows; it seems like it happened once and then just kept on happening.

3. In ACT V: KUNG FU DAD," what does the protagonist ask about the story that Phoebe and Karen are living in, now?
(a) He asks if he is a part of Phoebe's life in this story.
(b) He asks if he and Karen are together in this story.
(c) He asks if he is a good father in this story.
(d) He asks if there is a role for him in this story.

4. After the accident with the hot tea, what visible reminder is there of the protagonist's carelessness?
(a) A permanent tea stain on the floor.
(b) Scars on his mother's wrists and arms.
(c) Scratches in the floor.
(d) The broken teapot cannot be mended.

5. What does the word "Ba" mean in the context of the scene in the Golden Palace's kitchen?
(a) Hello.
(b) Excuse me.
(c) Sir.
(d) Dad.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Phoebe's character move between the three countries represented on her show?

2. What name does Karen call the protagonist by?

3. In the flashback in In "ACT II: INT. GOLDEN PALACE," what does the protagonist keep telling his mother he is going to do?

4. What does the Mini Boss offer Green and Turner as a bribe?

5. What is the setting where Karen and Phoebe are living called in the script?

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