1. Where does the protagonist live?
(a) In the basement of the Palace of Good Fortune Apartments.
(b) On the eighth floor of the Chinatown SRO Apartments.
(c) On the fourth floor of the Chinatown SRO Apartments.
(d) In an unnamed building in Chinatown, with his parents.

2. In the opening of "ACT III: ETHNIC RECURRING," what stereotype about Chinese cultural values does the dialogue of Black and White fixate on?
(a) Obedience to one's parents means everything.
(b) The community means everything.
(c) Educational achievement means everything.
(d) Honor means everything.

3. Why does Karen Lee enter the scene in the Mini Boss's office?
(a) He has a previously scheduled appointment with her.
(b) She came in to ask him a question.
(c) He calls her with a button under his desk.
(d) She is there to arrest him.

4. On page 8 is a list of your mother's roles. What do most of these roles have in common?
(a) They emphasize her intellect and ambition.
(b) They emphasize servitude and helplessness.
(c) They emphasize aggression and danger.
(d) They emphasize her looks and sexuality.

5. In "ACT II: INT. GOLDEN PALACE," how does the protagonist spoil the fun that the other men are having outside his room?
(a) He questions their dignity and authenticity.
(b) He asks them how it would matter if one of them got to play Kung Fu Guy.
(c) He reminds them that they do not matter to Black and White at all--they are generic and replaceable.
(d) He tells them that he heard that the show is discontinuing the role of Kung Fu Guy.