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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 does the hospital director ask Joan if she wants on her last day before leaving work for a while?
(a) A new job.
(b) A nespresso.
(c) A new coat.
(d) A new family.

2. Where does Fang's family go on vacation in Part III?
(a) San Francisco.
(b) Maine.
(c) Chicago.
(d) Vail.

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

4. What does "chuang" mean?
(a) Terror.
(b) Helpfulness.
(c) Plenty.
(d) A mix of pleasure and pain.

5. When does Joan believe she lost her brother?
(a) When he nearly drowned.
(b) When he decided to become her parent.
(c) When he started speaking English.
(d) When he put money over family.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mark suspect is the real reason for Joan's time off work?

2. What is 2020?

3. What does Joan initially think the visit at work from the woman might be about?

4. What brand of sparkling water does Joan like?

5. Where is Tami from in China?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What does Joan do when she only has one week of work at the hospital in December?

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

5. What does Madeline do when Joan tells her she is going on leave for six weeks?

6. What important piece of information does Joan not tell Mark about her recent personal past?

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

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

9. What is the hospital director worried about that he confides in Joan about?

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

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