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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 kind of meal do Fang and Tami have as their first date?
(a) Hibachi.
(b) They do not have a meal, they just eat ice cream together.
(c) Food truck.
(d) Home-cooked.

2. What is tidal volume?
(a) About half a liter.
(b) Ten liters.
(c) Five liters.
(d) Three liters.

3. What does Mark want to do with Joan for the rest of the building?
(a) Make a new chessboard outside.
(b) Co-host a party.
(c) Renovate the hallway.
(d) Plant a garden.

4. What is the Chinese translation for "Son of a Bitch"?
(a) Heathen.
(b) Thief.
(c) Nightwalker.
(d) King of eight eggs.

5. Why does Joan's mother say she mostly cooks in America?
(a) Because it is easier to cook in America.
(b) Because it is expected of her.
(c) Out of boredom.
(d) Because it makes her feel closer to Joan.

Short Answer Questions

1. When is Joan's mother supposed to go back to China?

2. What does Joan's mother bring to the guest house for her?

3. What dish does Nanny especially make with Joan's mother for Joan?

4. What are the three "R's" the woman who visits Joan at work talks about?

5. When does Joan believe she lost her brother?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Fang ask when Joan tells him about her raise?

2. What happens to Joan's relationship with Mark during her sabbatical?

3. Why does Joan tell Mark she is off from work for an extended time?

4. Why were Joan's counselors worried about her when she was young?

5. What television show does Joan start watching regularly that has been hugely popular?

6. What does the Chinese phrase for "goodbye" really mean?

7. What happens to Reese's desk in his absence from work?

8. How does Mark take the news of the new virus that is circulating?

9. What happened when Tami and Joan went to Tiffany's together?

10. What does Mark say the first time he sees Joan's apartment?

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