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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 did the runaway steal from the common room in Salzman's apartment?
(a) Money.
(b) Blanket.
(c) Food.
(d) Postcards and bric-a-brac.

2. Who accidentally pierced a dog's heart with a lab needle?
(a) Hai Bin.
(b) Little Guo.
(c) Salzman.
(d) Teacher Wei.

3. What name did the runaway call Bill?
(a) Mister.
(b) Sir.
(c) Uncle.
(d) Professor.

4. What was the service person reading when Salzman wanted to enter the coffee shop?
(a) Romance.
(b) Mystery.
(c) English novel.
(d) Comic book.

5. When Salzman returned to the United States for a visit, where did he practice wushu?
(a) Near the ocean.
(b) Central Park.
(c) Downtown Hartford.
(d) In his parents garage.

Short Answer Questions

1. What occupation did Master Lu have?

2. What did Salzman say that Bill was in "A Coffee Shop"?

3. What injury did Salzman do to himself while practicing The Drunken Sword?

4. What did the runaway think Hong King was like?

5. What did Salzman wear to disguise himself when he escorted Mia home?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Teacher Hei.

2. What happened when Teacher Wu and the Yale-China Field Staff Director observed Salzman's class?

3. What problem did Salzman have when he tried to buy some coffee in Hangzhou?

4. What did the Chinese translator who sat next to Salzman at the banquet think about Salzman's collection of books?

5. Why did Teacher Hei want Salzman to keep their lessons a secret?

6. How did Salzman stab himself in the thigh with his sword?

7. Describe how Salzman disguised himself when he brought Little Mi back to the hospital after she missed the last bus.

8. How did Little Mi have a moment of freedom at the end of her bicycle ride back to the hospital?

9. What did Salzman like about Liang?

10. Why did Salzman draw crowds when he and Teacher Hei went to the bicycle repair stand?

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